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DC brake shaft seals

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Scott KY

12-04-2006 18:50:07




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I have checked the archives but have not found the answer. When installing new brake shaft seals, is it best to install the seal with the inner plate still bolted to the tractor, or remove the plate, install the seal and then install the plate with the seal in it? I tried to install it with the plate still bolted but I can"t see how to drive the seal in that way.




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Camboted

12-05-2006 16:11:02




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 Re: DC brake shaft seals in reply to Scott KY, 12-04-2006 18:50:07  
We always take the plate off. make sure you polish the shaft or it will tear up the new seal. LOL!



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Scott KY

12-06-2006 05:20:03




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 Re: DC brake shaft seals in reply to Camboted, 12-05-2006 16:11:02  
Thanks, When I replaced them before they held for a while and then started leaking. Probably from the shaft being rough.



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Jheitkemper

12-06-2006 18:19:20




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 Re: DC brake shaft seals in reply to Scott KY, 12-06-2006 05:20:03  
Been Ther ,Done that! ,Old Seals ,New seals ,that started to leak later,And all The hard work yanking on the wrenches ,,Besides the leak ,THE WORST part is ,You HAVE NO BRAKES ,, When I find one of these old girls wanting to pull the old joke of brake seals that leak , Before I drag out the tools ,I add a Quart of LUCAS Hub SEaler to the tranny ,and Drive her a week and hope that fixes it ,,,If You are lucky as I have been ,,the seals will not be shot and they will start holding oil again ,And You can pull on the steering wheel instead of the wrenches ,Good Luck ,,Jim

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C. Amick

12-06-2006 09:24:18




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 Re: DC brake shaft seals in reply to Scott KY, 12-06-2006 05:20:03  
I think I read somewhere to cut the top off a plastic pop bottle and slide it on the shaft before you slide the seal on. This way the shaft doesn't damage the seal.



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