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Case 310B Steering Cam Seal Bearing

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Scott Flynn

10-17-2006 17:09:10




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Filled the steering cam case on our 310B and oil immediately began running out along the steering cam shaft. Looks like we'll need to replace the seals and perhaps the bearing in the shaft. Need information on the following parts, which my local dealer says are not available.

G10728 Oil Seal - steering cam shaft
G46072 Gasket - for G10728 seal
VTA5009 Bearing Assy

Are there subsitutions or other sources for these parts (such as a National number, etc? Any help is appreciated.

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Patrick (Mich.)

10-18-2006 21:58:43




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 Re: Case 310B Steering Cam Seal Bearing in reply to Scott Flynn, 10-17-2006 17:09:10  
Hi Scott, I recently went through the exact same situation with my 430 (441). I could not obtain any new parts either, and eventually located a front end from a 310B, which I took what parts I needed.



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Joe (wa)

10-18-2006 18:15:34




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 Re: Case 310B Steering Cam Seal Bearing in reply to Scott Flynn, 10-17-2006 17:09:10  
VTA5009 cross-ref pn is A30610, may still be avail under that p/n. The other 2 p/n's remain the same up until 1989 (latest cross-ref manual I have). The seal is old style sleeve type, haven't seen the type in many a year.

I bought a 310 with a seep leak. Couldn't match the shaft & bore size to CR or Natl lipseal. Picked the rubber part of the old seal out of the metal part that is pressed into the bore with a scribe (came out easy in one piece without disturbing the press fit of metal part).

Bought a poly-pak seal that matched the shaft O.D. and the old metal retainer piece I.D. Cleaned up and installed with crazy glue in the retainer. Poly-pak seal I used was p/n 12500875 but don't know the mfr, check with a hydraulic repair shop. Looks real mickey-mouse but hasn't leaked so far (11 months). I use SAE 140 per service manual.

If you are not familiar with poly-pak seals, click on the link, enter "hydraulic seal" in the search box. The first picture that comes up is it, referred to here as an o-ring loaded lipseal. The square profile base is the one I used.

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Scott Flynn

10-18-2006 20:07:58




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 Re: Case 310B Steering Cam Seal Bearing in reply to Joe (wa), 10-18-2006 18:15:34  
Thanks for the information Joe. The dealer had the same substitution for the seal, but the new part # is "no good" as they put it. The bearing appears to have been subbed to 1341332C1, which may have later been subbed to 267464C91. Again, however, the dealer said that the latest part number is "no good" but not a retired number. I can't make any sense of it.

The gasket has never been subbed, but apparently is no longer available (although I do wonder if they did a dealer search).

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Joe (Wa)

10-18-2006 21:35:28




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 Re: Case 310B Steering Cam Seal Bearing in reply to Scott Flynn, 10-18-2006 20:07:58  
We're are mixing up our p/n's..... .
VTA5009 Brg asm subs to A30610, I am not surprised that it is not avail as it is an odd ball like the seal.

Seal asm G10728 subs to 1341332C1 but my 1989 manual doesn't list it and I have yet to find any older parts that sub to that type of p/n that are avail so I don't post those nrs.

The gasket is just a backup for the interference fit of the seal metal retainer to the bore, if pressed in properly very unlikely that fit is leaking especially with SAE 140.

Joe

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BarryfromIA

10-17-2006 18:40:30




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 Re: Case 310B Steering Cam Seal Bearing in reply to Scott Flynn, 10-17-2006 17:09:10  
Motion stores have helped me. Some bearing stores have books listing part numbers including Case numbers.



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Scott Flynn

10-17-2006 19:16:20




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 Re: Case 310B Steering Cam Seal Bearing in reply to BarryfromIA, 10-17-2006 18:40:30  
I've never heard of "Motion" stores - where could I find one. I'm in southeast Iowa. I've tried NAPA already and they couldn't cross the Case part numbers.



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C. Amick

10-18-2006 09:26:00




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 Re: Case 310B Steering Cam Seal Bearing in reply to Scott Flynn, 10-17-2006 19:16:20  
It's Motion Industries. I think you can find the store nearest you on their web site, see below.



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