Hi All,
I have a 1955 TO-35. When I replaced my brake shoes recently, I saw that there is a small amount of oil weeping from the axle seals. As i looked in the service manual, replacing both the inner and outer seals looks like a pretty big job. I don't have a shop press or puller to help. If I were to just replace the inner seals, would I just be wasting my time? Do I really have to do both the inner and outer seals?
It won't be until Spring now. Getting too cold here!
Thanks for your thoughts!
I have a 1955 TO-35. When I replaced my brake shoes recently, I saw that there is a small amount of oil weeping from the axle seals. As i looked in the service manual, replacing both the inner and outer seals looks like a pretty big job. I don't have a shop press or puller to help. If I were to just replace the inner seals, would I just be wasting my time? Do I really have to do both the inner and outer seals?
It won't be until Spring now. Getting too cold here!
Thanks for your thoughts!