Posted by greygoat on November 18, 2011 at 05:53:34 from (75.121.142.128):
In Reply to: oil seal posted by minilimits on November 17, 2011 at 18:37:05:
The outside diameter of the shaft, is the INSIDE diameter of your seal. The inside diameter of the housing that you"ll press the seal into, is the OUTSIDE diameter of the seal, and, you measure the width, or thickness, of the seal. Seals are sold by Inside diameter/ Outside diameter/ and width....ID/OD/W. A Mfrs part # is nice and helpful for cross reference, and Industrial bearing and seal supply house have thick "cross reference" books, but ID/OD/W, is all you need Try "Baumhydraulics.com they have thousands of seals. Remember to check the shaft, were the seal rubbed, because dirt can wear a groove around that area, and cause a new seal to leak. In such a situation i"ve used a slightly thinner, or thicker seal to reposition were the lip rides on the shaft, or install a speedy sleeve on the shaft.
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