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Final drive and rear wheel seals

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Mike

02-16-2004 21:14:22




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I pulled the right wheel off to fix a flat on my 52 CA. While it is off I noticed a leak that runs along the bottom of the axle housing and down on the final drive cover. I will drop the bottom drive cover to see if there is a gasket that needs to be replaced. Is the wheel seal a major project to replace or is it just a matter of slipping the axle out of the housing?
New at this, all suggestions appreciated.

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Mike

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DavidKittle

07-24-2006 12:32:22




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 Re: Final drive and rear wheel seals in reply to Mike, 02-16-2004 21:14:22  
Hello;

I have a 1951 Model B which I have replaced the rear seals on the final drive bull gears. The one is good , while the other leaks. Does this mean I need to get another spacer, or what do you think?
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Mike

02-18-2004 21:54:30




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 Re: Final drive and rear wheel seals in reply to Mike, 02-16-2004 21:14:22  
Thanks Steve,

No time to do that now, it will just have to leak for a little while longer. Since I do not work with it, not a problem. Just a toy to ride around on.



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steve

02-17-2004 15:11:58




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 Re: Final drive and rear wheel seals in reply to Mike, 02-16-2004 21:14:22  
yes you need to pull the bull shaft to change the oil seal. the shaft slides thru the bull gear (about 10 inches in diameter) and is locked to this shaft by a 2-1/4 inch nut internal. there is also a bearing on the opposite side of the shaft seal and a bolt/shim to set preload. Not a real major job, but i prefer to have the final drive off the tractor and turn it on its side to do the work. I think on a CA you remove the seat and platform. You remove 4 stud nuts that hold the final drive onto the tramsmission/ bevel gear housing. pull out the entire case (wheel and tire off). the axle shaft (splined) will pull out of the bevel gear and seal as you remove the FD case. sounds like a big job, not too bad once you get started. NEver tried to remove bull shaft and gear on the tractor, dont like standing on my head when i work.

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