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Chicago Rawhide Speedi-Sleeves

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Bill-KCKs

03-30-2004 19:18:02




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Has anyone had any experience using this product to save a worn shaft? Looks useful, just wondering if it really really works....




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INCase

04-01-2004 05:05:45




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 Re: Chicago Rawhide Speedi-Sleeves in reply to Bill-KCKs, 03-30-2004 19:18:02  
I've not used that brand (can't remember what brand) on my 93 Chrysler Lebaron 3.0 engine. Did both cam and crank seals. worked well. If you have access to a lathe I would turn up my own "tool" (nylon) to press (drive) them onto the stafts. I'd definately use them again if needed.



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Dave

03-31-2004 08:49:34




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 Re: Chicago Rawhide Speedi-Sleeves in reply to Bill-KCKs, 03-30-2004 19:18:02  
Bill,

I have worked for 15 years rebuilding industrial speed reducers, from 1.5 hp input to 6000 hp input

when we rebuild them and the customer does'nt want to chrome and grind the seal diameter, we install speedi sleeves there a a few different types, and it is the hardness of the sleeve that is different.

When installed correctly they work and last as long or longer than an original seal diameter.

my 3 1/2 cents
Daveinwisc

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Jim Handke

03-31-2004 06:05:23




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 Re: Chicago Rawhide Speedi-Sleeves in reply to Bill-KCKs, 03-30-2004 19:18:02  
I just finished working on my 2470, used four of them on both rear u-joint assemblies on the rear wheels. They are well worth the money. Been using them for years. They are boxed with drivers, so installation is easy.



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matt22

08-07-2005 11:27:36




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 case 2470 need help pto in reply to Jim Handke, 03-31-2004 06:05:23  
Need help with 2470 case. pto engaged then quit by itself now the hydraulics do not work and tractor will not move pulled engine shaft bushing and clutch look good any advice would be appreciated



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C. Amick

03-31-2004 05:54:48




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 Re: Chicago Rawhide Speedi-Sleeves in reply to Bill-KCKs, 03-30-2004 19:18:02  
I have used something similar on a Farmall Super C engine front main seal. The seal had worn a groove in the shaft. I just slid the sleeve over the worn shaft and it worked fine.



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Bob

03-30-2004 21:24:02




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 Re: Chicago Rawhide Speedi-Sleeves in reply to Bill-KCKs, 03-30-2004 19:18:02  
They're a wonderful invention, made out of a tough stainless steel. They'll last longer than the original surface did.



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DKase

03-30-2004 19:56:34




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 Re: Chicago Rawhide Speedi-Sleeves in reply to Bill-KCKs, 03-30-2004 19:18:02  
Case has had them to use on the rear axel seals for years. I used them on my 930 CK about 15 years ago. Still working fine.



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Fredct

03-30-2004 19:54:35




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 Re: Chicago Rawhide Speedi-Sleeves in reply to Bill-KCKs, 03-30-2004 19:18:02  
I have used them with good results. The tricky part is getting them on the shaft without damaging the thin metal. Fredct



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CASEPOWER

03-30-2004 19:53:29




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 Re: Chicago Rawhide Speedi-Sleeves in reply to Bill-KCKs, 03-30-2004 19:18:02  
I talked with a Case VAS restorer J.Yadon today about them sleeves. He came to the conclusion that it's cheaper and easier to use 2 seals that are half as thick as the old one. It gets you out of the groove. I have used the sleeves on chevy balancers for front seals, but they can be a bear to get on. If you don't start them straight it's usually shot. It would be worse if you were trying to put them on a long shaft.

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