We found out why there was not much oil in transmission, pretty bad leak from the brake seal. Could sure use some advice on the easiest/best way to replace the seal and specifically what seal or seals to replace it with. Also, any related ideas anyone has about this procedure. If you know the part #'s and source that would be great also. This is the BIG case. I have used the search function, but, have really gotten some conflicting information using that. Thanks for any help.
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The original 2 piece seals are not available any more. What I did on mine was to place 2 seals, if I remember correctly that I got from Case, side by side in the housing.
I would recommend getting a copy of the service manual from John Saeli at external_link for the procedure on seal replacement and other repairs on your tractor. It will save you time in the long run.
Eli
I would recommend getting a copy of the service manual from John Saeli at external_link for the procedure on seal replacement and other repairs on your tractor. It will save you time in the long run.
Eli
oldproudvet
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Also check for any excess play in the shaft, end play or verticle. Both usually adjustable with shims. There is usually a reason seals fail, and after the work of
replacement it doesn't make for a good day to have the seal leak. Seals have no tolerance for shaft movement other than rotational
replacement it doesn't make for a good day to have the seal leak. Seals have no tolerance for shaft movement other than rotational
chuck machinist
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Tell Saeli you want 4 Case # A32015 seals .Like Eli said you need 2 for each side.One faces out and one faces in. The old synthetic seal # was 010816AB. The obsolete leather seal# was 010817AB. Did you order a parts manual too?
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