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Case SC brake shaft endplay

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Dave

11-28-2003 03:36:41

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Hello,

I asked before and don't want to seem redundant. I am redoing the brakes on a 44'Case SC, and when I install the covers with the bearing race and seal in them I get some end play, around 30-40 thou. I have looked and have talked to my local dealer, no luck. these are the shafts that ride on the solid shaft and engage the bull gear through the bevel pinions. The brakes are connected to this differential type set-up through the use of hollow shafts, and a bevel gear which engages the pinions.

I guess that it has to be float or pre-load, I just need some numbers to shim it correctly.

I don't want to put her together until I can be certian.

Thanks all.

Dave

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Bruce Nelson

11-28-2003 04:12:28

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Re: Case SC brake shaft endplay in reply to Dave, 11-28-2003 03:36:41

There is not endplay on those bearings. They are set up with a slight preload. That means when you get them to .003-.004 endplay and take out a .005 shim. You could set them up to .004 tight with out trouble, maybe even more. .004 tight means having .001 endplay and then removing a .005 shim. The shaft should have a little resistance to turning when it's correct. Bruce

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