Posted by rhtx55 on July 24, 2011 at 17:30:36 from (207.119.63.83):
I am sure this has been covered here before, but I have exhausted the search button above.
Replacing the front wheel bearing on my Farmall 300 rowcrop, the inner bearing on the right side was in pieces, race & spindle is ok I caught it in time. I removed the races with a punch & out came a metal retainer on both the inside & outside bearings, I assume these were for the felt seals, and were badly mangled when I removed them. After spending most of the day removing old grease & bearing metal, I am ready to order parts.
I have checked my part book & IT manual, and I am still a bit unsure of the best way to re-assemble these retainers & felt seals. The bearings & races still had IH stamped on them with the part number so I think I am dealing with an original configuration. I have the cast hubs p/n 8274DB.
I have done many cars & truck front wheel bearing inner & outer races, bearings & seals, but have never run across this felt seal installation.
I can get the bearings, seal & races locally, and have seen the kits on line that include the rear felt seal & retainer, but none include the outer bearing retainer & felt.
Can anyone offer any experience in the best way to assemble this correctly ?? Are these felts necessary?
Thank in advance.
Rick
This post was edited by rhtx55 at 17:32:30 07/24/11.
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