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Leaking rear-end!

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David

05-12-2004 09:58:49




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My vac leaks out of the rear-end. I think it is the seals. Do you guys have any suggestion on how to stop the leak? Also the carb. leaks. I took it apart cleaned it up but still leaks any ideas. Thanks




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Dug G.

05-13-2004 17:42:00




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 Re: Leaking rear-end! in reply to David, 05-12-2004 09:58:49  
Last time I had the flu my rearend leaked also. Anyway, you may want to check your PTO seal, brake seals, and axle seals. Napa has alrways been pretty good about cross referencing seals over. Good luck!



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C. Amick

05-12-2004 12:40:32




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 Re: Leaking rear-end! in reply to David, 05-12-2004 09:58:49  
Most PTO shafts leak a little oil, if they are used frequently. Replacing the seal should help. The seal should have a part number on it. Your local NAPA Store or a bearings and seals store like Motion Industries should be able to match up a replacement seal. You may have to measure the PTO shaft diameter for them. I'm sure some of the guys on this web site could give you the replacemnt part number as well. Sometimes manufacturers offer a choice of rubber or Viton seals. The Viton is more durable, but is also more expensive. Did you replace the gasket on the carburetor? It is probably leaking because the bowl is filling up too full. Probably the needle valve is leaking or the float is set too high.

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