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420 Industrial Pilot Bearing

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John Saeli

11-05-2019 05:33:31




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Working w/ a customer w/ a Racine 420 Industrial, no PTO. Parts book shows pilot brg., seal & o ring which is fine for a tractor w/ PTO. I do not think he needs any of those, and with the o ring in front of the flywheel, I do not see how there could be a leakage of oil. Parts book does not list a soft plug that I can find. Am I right in my assumption? Seems to me I got beat up some on an earlier conversation here on what the pilot seal does seal so I'm "gun-shy".

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mEl

11-05-2019 07:40:57




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 Re: 420 Industrial Pilot Bearing in reply to John Saeli, 11-05-2019 05:33:31  
Sorry John but I do not remember receiving your retainer fee !!



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John Saeli

11-05-2019 08:11:21




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 Re: 420 Industrial Pilot Bearing in reply to mEl, 11-05-2019 07:40:57  
AAaawwww Mel!! Even Cheetum, Fleesum & Howe have me on 30 days!!



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mEl

11-05-2019 05:59:52




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 Re: 420 Industrial Pilot Bearing in reply to John Saeli, 11-05-2019 05:33:31  
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Unless I misunderstand, and I really never have run into this but if the range input shaft is hollow to accept a pto shaft if used then the seal and oring in the clutch would still be necessary, It would seem to me that if oil could come up the hollow shaft there would have to be a seal and oring.



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mEl

11-05-2019 05:59:52




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 Re: 420 Industrial Pilot Bearing in reply to John Saeli, 11-05-2019 05:33:31  
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Unless I misunderstand, and I really never have run into this but if the range input shaft is hollow to accept a pto shaft if used then the seal and oring in the clutch would still be necessary, It would seem to me that if oil could come up the hollow shaft there would have to be a seal and oring.



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John Saeli

11-05-2019 06:30:32




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 Re: 420 Industrial Pilot Bearing in reply to mEl, 11-05-2019 05:59:52  
Mel: After studying the parts book, you are correct. The seal seals on the range input shaft, not the PTO shaft. I was also correct some weeks back when I got slightly pounced on. I needed you then.



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oldproudvet

11-05-2019 17:44:06




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 Re: 420 Industrial Pilot Bearing in reply to John Saeli, 11-05-2019 06:30:32  
There are some of us out here that still love ya John..... .... Larry



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John Saeli

11-06-2019 05:04:13




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 Re: 420 Industrial Pilot Bearing in reply to oldproudvet, 11-05-2019 17:44:06  
AAaaaWWwww shucks...……….



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