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Does somebody have the seal part number on the trans output shaft on the standard 1944 M tractor? I think it would be a seal I could get at NAPA.
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(quoted from post at 10:07:32 03/06/17) Does somebody have the seal part number on the trans output shaft on the standard 1944 M tractor? I think it would be a seal I could get at NAPA.
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Look it up at case ih and cross the number.
 
Should be a number on the seal if you can clean it up and read it. That number will cross match at NAPA.
 
The collar may be worn enough a new seal does not fix it, make sure and look for grooves where it meets seal.
 
Maybe you have removed it already, but I doubt you'll get that yoke removed from that shaft without a proper puller. That means removing it from the trans and when you do that, better check the pilot bearing. And, change then lower seal while you're there.

Chris B.
 
(quoted from post at 10:41:40 03/06/17) Maybe you have removed it already, but I doubt you'll get that yoke removed from that shaft without a proper puller. That means removing it from the trans and when you do that, better check the pilot bearing. And, change then lower seal while you're there.

Chris B.
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I had no trouble at all removing that yoke on my '40 M. Just remove the bolt and it slides off.
 
My Super M input assembly fought every
attempt of mine to seperate it on the bench
till I bought a HF gear puller. Bought it
for the M and it has paid for itself many
times over.

Chris B.
 
Thanks for the information. checked with NAPA and it doesn't cross reference over to another seal. used the OD & ID of the seal part number provided and it falls in between what is a standard offer. I guess that is why they get $15 + for the seal. Haven't removed the coupler yet. I have pullers and tools to perform the task if it decides to be stubborn. If the bearing is worn or other issue they will be address once I get it apart.
 
Call Motion Industries or Kaman Bearing to get it at a realistic price. It should be a commodity item. Jim
 
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