The IH number is a 360-076-R92. It takes 2 of them. Or you can do what I did, go to a bearing supply store or NAPA etc. and buy a Chicago Rawhide #11171 for $5.60 each. I drained some of the oil out of the rear end, pulled all 3 pedals off and removed the 2 woodruff keys out of each end. Pay attention how the pedals come off as there a spacer washers on the shaft. You need to get it back together like it came apart. You can just remove one key and pull the shaft out from the other end if you want. Both of mine came right out. If you have not drained enough oil out you are about to find out the messy way! Pop both seals out and install the new ones. Take some emery cloth and clean the both ends of the shaft where the seals run. Reassemble.
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