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brakes getting covered with oil on 1950 vac case

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catfishjr241

11-26-2005 16:28:04




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hey guys and gals i seem to be haveing a problem with oil getting on the brake disks on this old tractor , i had them fixed by a tractor place here and used it like 2 hrs and now the oil is comeing out of the seapage hole the dealer said that they replaced the seal and it shouldent be leaking ,and that it is normal for a old tractor to leak ya right not in my book!
any help with this problem would be greatly needed and welcome. i need to fix this my self as they charg 52.00 hr labor ouch .
ken

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Cases n Harleys

11-27-2005 23:35:11




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 Re: brakes getting covered with oil on 1950 vac c in reply to catfishjr241, 11-26-2005 16:28:04  
I would say either the seals were damaged during installation, or most likely the bearings behind the seals have worn over time and the shafts are wollowing around, you can pull the seal plates out (4 nuts) and deduct a couple of shims but keep in mind You need a dial indicator to make it RIGHT, and to be honest it's not that hard. Also keep in mind adding and deducting shims effects the mesh of the teeth on the ring and pinion.

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Gary Cash

11-26-2005 21:30:17




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 Re: brakes getting covered with oil on 1950 vac c in reply to catfishjr241, 11-26-2005 16:28:04  
When I replaced an axle seal on my 1945 VAC, I found that oil was also leaking from one of the lower bolts that mount the brake cover plate. When replacing the seal, the threads on the bolts that attach the brake cover plate must be coated with sealant to prevent leakage. Good luck.



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catfishjr241

11-28-2005 17:49:27




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 Re: brakes getting covered with oil on 1950 vac c in reply to Gary Cash, 11-26-2005 21:30:17  
thanks for the great replys and they are very helpfull and gary i just wanter to let you know i would have never thought of the bolts thanks!



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