Posted by Haas on December 13, 2010 at 16:52:45 from (75.201.249.255):
In Reply to: supe c fan bearing posted by tonastoy on December 13, 2010 at 16:37:53:
You use the same oil as you use in the engine. The oil in the fan bearing is put in through the screw hole. There is supposed to be a little stand pipe inside the housing. To fill it, you turn the fan so the hole is horizontal and fill with an oil can. Then turn the hole down and let the excess oil drain out to the correct level which is at the top of the little stand pipe. You say you have the assembly apart. When you reassemble, make sure you get the slinger ring with the spiral groove put back the same way it came out. The spiral grooves pump oil to the bearing. Also, there is no shaft seal on any consequence on these. When the tractor is running centrifugal force keeps the oil at the outer part of the housing and so it does not leak out unless the housing is over filled.
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