Posted by David A. Smith on August 24, 2010 at 13:14:15 from (72.70.197.134):
Hey guys. I discovered today that the fan hub is cracked on my h. [Case Part #54159DA). From looking at the schematic it would appear pretty complicated to replace this. Am I correct? There"s that spring loaded water pump drive in the very front - that alone looks tricky. And all those seals and bearings. I"m concerned that this is something I can deal with. I"m no genius when it comes to this kinda work. I need advice. If I remove the nuts in the very front (water pump drive and a few other nuts) will the hub simply flip from within the seals and bearings within? If nothing was leaking before is it simply a matter of slipping a new hub in and putting the fan back on? Help. Also ... I haven"t checked with my Case dealer ... but do you all imagine I can even get the hub anymore? Dave
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