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| BriBri
10-18-2012 15:12:34
66.38.90.135
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How do I change the outer axle seals on a vac
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| BriBri
10-26-2012 12:40:32
66.38.90.135
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Re: vac in reply to BriBri, 10-18-2012 15:12:34
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| Thank you for all info, its a big help
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| 1031D
10-18-2012 21:54:41
107.8.250.69
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Re: vac in reply to BriBri, 10-18-2012 15:12:34
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| I usually wind up pulling the axles out as the seals are so rotten they won't come out in one piece and it's faster to pull the whole thing out! I use 2 National 450316 seals in each side as the originals had a seal and a dust wiper. Seems to help with seepage also on pitted axles.
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| casecollectorsc
10-18-2012 18:14:49
75.102.175.79
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Re: vac in reply to BriBri, 10-18-2012 15:12:34
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| Take the wheel off, take out old seal and replace. Check for a wear groove or pits on the axle. If it's worn or pitted, you will need to put a ready sleeve on the axle or the new seal will leak.
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| Christopher Mikesell
10-18-2012 20:40:46
76.226.202.229
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Re: vac in reply to casecollectorsc, 10-18-2012 18:14:49
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| You can usually puncture a seal with an awl in several places, bend up some tabs, and pull it out progressively with a vice-grip pull hammer. You can also pull the axles, and the seals will be pushed out in the process. However, pulling and reinstalling the axles is a lot of work. I would not pull them unless I needed to replace the axle bearings.
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