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marty lucier 12-23-2012 14:08:17 174.35.218.195 Report to Moderator	i have a 1951 ferguson tea20 the trans fluid leaks into the bellhousing does this have to be split to repair it does not seem to be leaking from the main shaft and where can you get seals for this thanks marty [Reply]   [No Email]
samn40 12-24-2012 01:04:26 81.135.24.123 Report to Moderator	Re: transmission leak in reply to marty lucier, 12-23-2012 14:08:17   Just be careful when removing the front bearing housing from the gearbox as there is a thrust washer in there that could fall down.....simply raise the front of the 'box slightly so it remains on the shoulder and be gentle when pulling that shaft. I have found the sparex seals we get to be too large for the shaft so I just take the shaft and housing to a bearing and seal stockist as Mickey said. Also check the shaft for rust pitting where the seal runs. The old leather seals attracted moisture and if sitting for a long time this caused rust. Sam [Reply]  [No Email]
miner09 12-23-2012 16:43:11 75.254.122.52 Report to Moderator	Re: transmission leak in reply to marty lucier, 12-23-2012 14:08:17   Didn't find in Sparex parts, but it is available from Steiner # ABC387---$7.20--(1.375 I.D.--2.00 O.D--.337 wide) Also if you have a bearing supply in your city you can give these dimensions and they can order it.It should cost less at a bearing supply. [Reply]  [No Email]
miner09 12-23-2012 16:46:10 75.254.122.52 Report to Moderator	Re: transmission leak in reply to miner09, 12-23-2012 16:43:11   Seals are the same as a TO 20--TO 30.Sparex has it after searching more in the TO's. [Reply]  [No Email]
miner09 12-23-2012 16:05:08 75.254.122.52 Report to Moderator	Re: transmission leak in reply to marty lucier, 12-23-2012 14:08:17   Yes it will have to be split.I get seals from Sparex. Most all parts suppliers should have seals. A&I will have them.May also have them on this site on the left.(parts) [Reply]  [No Email]