Posted by Apple on July 29, 2018 at 20:42:29 from (184.21.179.24):
I got a new shaft, bushings, and seals from Boling Machine. The new seals are .465 inch thick and the old ones are only .280 inch. Even without using the washer (.058 inch thick), the new seals stick out of the transmission housing about .090 inch on each side, and they are definitely bottomed out against the transmission housing lips. I got the drawbar wishbone started on both sides at the bottoms, but as I jack them up, it raises the entire tractor without the wishbone going high enough to align for the shaft to go into the transmission. I contacted Boling and they said they purposely make the seals wider than OEM, and no one else has had any problems with that. Any ideas on a next step?
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