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final drive on unstyled WC

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WC MAN

07-01-2007 12:56:46




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I was wondering where to put the oil in on the final drives on my 35 wc. do you pour this in the cap where the brake bands are or is there another location for this.




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wc kid

07-03-2007 18:49:17




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 Re: final drive on unstyled WC in reply to WC MAN, 07-01-2007 12:56:46  
implement and tractor publications kansas city mo shuold have a manual i got an orgenal print from them



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Harry J. Case

07-01-2007 21:12:00




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 Re: final drive on unstyled WC in reply to WC MAN, 07-01-2007 12:56:46  
Hey WC Man I just replaced the axel and final drive seals in my '37. The seals are available at your AGCO store. There are two axel seals per side, an inner and an outer referencing the brake drum. Also there is a large ring that is the hub seal.
Part numbers for the axel seals are 70202602, there are four of these, and part number for the hub seal is 79016729, there are two of these. This project requires quite a bit of wrenching, covers have to come off of the final drives, axels have to be removed, cleaning up that 50 year old grease is the worst. You may have to make your own gaskets, my AGCO dealer couldn't come up with any. Hope this helps, Harry Case,Allis Moline nut

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Texas Denny

07-01-2007 14:34:47




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 Re: final drive on unstyled WC in reply to WC MAN, 07-01-2007 12:56:46  
I believe you need a squeeze bottle cause it goes in the pipe plug on the side of the final drive cover. You also check level with this plug.



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WC MAN

07-01-2007 19:03:26




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 Re: final drive on unstyled WC in reply to Texas Denny, 07-01-2007 14:34:47  
thanks alot Texas. after i posted this i found the fill plugs they were behind some angle iron on the wheelie bars. I have got to replace the seals they are dripping pretty bad. I have not found a service manual for this tractor yet.



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