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Case SC teardown

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Ken Christopher

08-11-2007 07:27:19




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Got most of the SC completly torn down from the clutch housing forward. Couple of questions though. One. Are there any companies out there that make a new seal kit for the rear end of the tractor? It seems that I have a few leaks appearing on the floor in the garage, and want to get them taken care of. Are there seals inside the brake drums to keep the gear lube from coming through? I know there is a drain hole in the bottom, but if at all possible, I would like to keep the fluid inside the tranny and off the floor. Second. I was thinking of having the block boiled. I have a guy that can do this for 60 bucks (seemed pretty inexpensive to me). I know I have to take out all of the bearings. Mains won't be a problem, cam bearings on the other hand, i have no idea how to pull out..... ? Does anyone have any suggestions? Any pro's or con's to boiling the block?

I also have one more question. Got all of the cylinders out of the block. There was an enormous amount of rust inside the water jackets. #4 cylinder probably had the most, which was my whole reason for tearing into it. The groove around #4 where the o-ring seats is almost completely eaten away on the topside around the rear of the cylinder. the bottom side is still like new. I am wondering, if when I get this back together wether or not to use some sort of "stop leak" when i fill the coolant to ensure that the area will not leak again. What are your thoughts?

Thanks again!

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John Saeli

08-12-2007 13:10:27




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 Re: Case SC teardown in reply to Ken Christopherson, 08-11-2007 07:27:19  
There is no seal kit, but all the seals are available indivually. We stock the seals & "O" rings you need for the differential (brake) shaft. Unless someone added them later, the SC didn't have cam brgs. Now is a good time to check to see if the cam is loose in the block. If it is, have it bored for bushings. As for the block, the "O" ring groove can be doctored up with J.B. Weld. I've done it & it works fine. Radiator sealer will also seal a small leak. Watch 'em pounce on me now!!

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