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FrankxR.

05-14-2005 05:08:38

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I have a 511B that need new seals and bearings in the Steering Cam Housing Cover. This is the final housing just before connection to the steering shaft U joint. The Case dealer says the parts are discontinued and there are none at any other dealers. Does anyone have a suggestion as to were these might be obtained.

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Joe (Wa)

05-14-2005 10:02:25

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Re: Case 511B steering Gear parts in reply to FrankxR., 05-14-2005 05:08:38

Some Case dealers do not have cross-ref manuals for older p/n's. Post your p/n's and I or someone else may be able to cross them to a newer number.

Almost any seal or frictionless bearing for older Case tractors can be crossed to a major seal and bearing manufacturer numbers either using the size, old or newer Case p/n's.

For example, Case used National seals and Timken frictionless bearings in many older tractors. All the seals in the aftermarket ovhl kit that I have for a 148 cid are Chicago Rawhide, so there are options.

Joe

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FrankxR

06-03-2005 16:56:58

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Re: Case 511B steering Gear parts in reply to Joe (Wa), 05-14-2005 10:02:25

I just got my parts manual. The case part number I need is G10728: Oil Seal-Steering cam shaft. Does someone have this or could cross ref this to a seal manufacture for me.

The seal itself is 0.250" thick, fits on a 7/8" shaft and has an outside diamater of 1.177" If I cannot get a replacement my plan is to enlarge the bore to 1.250" (there is plenty of room for this) With this size bore I can find quite a few seals that would fit.

The only thing that makes me hesitate is that the original seal seems like it is a design that could stand abit of shaft runout.

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