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VAC Project: Need some sources or Part Numbers

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F-I-T

09-16-2003 22:58:53




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Wow ! An Eagle hitch can have a lot of gunk in it! I must have removed about 2 quarts of really nasty lube, dirt, water, and slop.

I dissassembled mine today, and have every soaking in the tank. All the poppets, springs, and balls are fine, no rusting.

However, my piston is of the single piece leather type, and I can't find a cross for that leather (V-22900), the shaft oil seal (VT-2945), the large o-ring (VT-2991), or the cylinder mounting gasket (V-20404).

I can probably find an o-ring , and can make the gasket, and can probably get a seal cross from a NAPA book, but that cylinder leather really needs to be replaced. The old one doesn't look too bad, but I'd feel better with a fresh one.

Thanks for any help you can offer !

Frank-in-Tallahassee

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Alberta Mike

09-17-2003 15:55:23




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 Re: VAC Project: Need some sources or Part Number in reply to F-I-T, 09-16-2003 22:58:53  
The only number this Case guy could match up was for the 0-ring .... it crisses over to a Case number 182991. Everything else drew a blank. I think a hydraulic repair facility is your best bet, just take in your parts and they can measure or do whatever needed to match up what you need. Good luck!



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Joe (Wa)

09-17-2003 10:53:23




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 Re: VAC Project: Need some sources or Part Number in reply to F-I-T, 09-16-2003 22:58:53  
VTA1582...A30287 Kit, hydraulic cup and washer (includes V20208 and V22900). I don't know of a source. Joe



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update...Joe (Wa)

09-17-2003 12:41:29




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 Re: Re: VAC Project: Need some sources or Part Nu in reply to Joe (Wa), 09-17-2003 10:53:23  
Appears that nr A30287 has been changed to A30798 @ $30.54. Frank, I can't vouch for the validity of these nrs so please check out before ordering. Joe



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Alberta Mike

09-17-2003 09:28:24




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 Re: VAC Project: Need some sources or Part Number in reply to F-I-T, 09-16-2003 22:58:53  
I just did a rear axle/brake job on my Case V and one of the seals I removed had the V designation in front of the seal number (these were Case part numbers). One of the local Case dealers actually crossed that Case number over to a current production number (CR seals I think) for me and I picked up a replacement at a bearing supply house. Any Case dealer near you?



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F-I-T

09-17-2003 09:39:10




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 Re: Re: VAC Project: Need some sources or Part Nu in reply to Alberta Mike, 09-17-2003 09:28:24  
Alberta Mike:

No, that's been a real problem for me. The closest dealer is 70 miles, which I would gladly drive to, except when I called them checking for intake valves and such, the parts guy told me that Case never made a tractor called a "VAC". I told him they probably only made a few hundred thousand of them. He said he had only been there about three yars, but he was the senior member of the parts staff.

I've been trying to get my own cross references ever since..

Frank

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Alberta Mike

09-17-2003 09:51:24




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 Re: Re: Re: VAC Project: Need some sources or Par in reply to F-I-T, 09-17-2003 09:39:10  
I will try to get some numbers from this dealer later today .... maybe he can come up with something. That "leather seal" will probably cross to a neoprene one I would guess, somehow I've never matched anything up to a current leather seal of any type. The O-ring should be easy at any hydraulic cylinder repair shop I would think. If the old seals are in good enough shape to take measurements from (or the housings or shafts from which they came) then direct measurements sometimes work OK (but you're always guessing a bit). I will try to get back later today. See ya, MIKE

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mike

09-17-2003 04:33:17




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 Re: VAC Project: Need some sources or Part Number in reply to F-I-T, 09-16-2003 22:58:53  
hey, you are only going to find that part as a complete assembly, vta-1583. Their maybe some NOS stuff out there, mostlikey going to have to use the used stuff.



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F-I-T

09-17-2003 07:47:21




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 Re: Re: VAC Project: Need some sources or Part Nu in reply to mike, 09-17-2003 04:33:17  
Mike:

I'd like to price that piston, but the parts cross reference comes up no go. Anybody know of a better part number ?

Frank



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