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Case 500B/511B gearbox leak

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FrankxR

08-26-2007 10:55:15




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I am repairing a seal leak in a 511B on the clutch side of the tach housing. I need to remove the "Quill" housing to punch the seal out and replace it. I have removed the tach gear/cable and the three bolts that hold the "Quill" assembly. In addition I have removed the hydrualic pump assaemby behind and above this housing so I can see the back side. It seems to be solidly stuck. Does anyone have any experience in getting this out. I am a little scared to put to much force on this and break it. Any advice would be appreciated.

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FrankxR

08-27-2007 15:28:27




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 Re: Case 500B/511B gearbox leak in reply to FrankxR, 08-26-2007 10:55:15  
I finally got it out, I went out and brought a 1/2 brass rod and used it to drive the assembly out from the gearbox side. I just had to hit it hard enougth on the bolts on the gearbox side of the tach assembly in to get it moving.



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TimBinWV

08-26-2007 18:09:06




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 Re: Case 500B/511B gearbox leak in reply to FrankxR, 08-26-2007 10:55:15  
I have a manual for it,but can't seem to locate any retainer clips that may be holding you up...I'd try tapping it either direction with a drift punch..try to get it to rotate some.Lots of penetrating oil,too...though it looks plenty wet!



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BarryfromIA

08-26-2007 19:10:45




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 Re: Case 500B/511B gearbox leak in reply to TimBinWV, 08-26-2007 18:09:06  
If you don`t have a parts, or a repair manual you can go to CNH and look it up in the parts section of the website. Some one may have glued the parts together with schelac or some other sealer. There are two seals involved in that assembly. One in that casting and one in the pump drive shaft. They are Case only part numbers, but a good bearing supplier can get them for you.



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FrankxR

08-26-2007 17:04:01




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 Re: Case 500B/511B gearbox leak in reply to FrankxR, 08-26-2007 10:55:15  
third party image

Here is a picture of the quill assembly.



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