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PTO seal surface

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B-maniac

11-08-2006 16:32:43




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Does any one know if any one makes what I call a "cheater sleeve" that will slide over the pto shaft to create a new sealing surface for the rear bearing seal to seal on? Mine is grooved a little and the seal can't do the job. It's a '50 "B". I know they make them for front crank shaft seals on cars. Maybe one of them would be the same ID as I would need on this? Thank you in advance for your responses. "B".

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Mike M

11-09-2006 04:49:45




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 Re: PTO seal surface in reply to B-maniac, 11-08-2006 16:32:43  
The new seals are thinner than the originals so you can put 2 in there and fill the space between with grease to lube them and this should really help seal it up. Polish the shaft smooth as you can with emery cloth and use something to protect the seals as you slide them over the splines. I use an old micro fiche card rolled up.



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Bob

11-08-2006 17:41:09




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 Re: PTO seal surface in reply to B-maniac, 11-08-2006 16:32:43  
They are called Speedi-Sleeves. SKF or National sell them.

They are made in MANY dimensions.

A REAL AUTO supply or an industrial bearings and drives-type place will have a catalog listing them by dimension.

"Mic" the shaft you have, and a place that handles the sleeves can tell by that if there is one the size you need.



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shawn baker

11-08-2006 17:29:58




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 Re: PTO seal surface in reply to B-maniac, 11-08-2006 16:32:43  
If you go to an industrial bearing house/ PT distributor they may be able to sell you a sleeve to work under the seal, I know at least one manufacturer advertised a line of seal sleeves



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B-maniac

11-09-2006 18:02:52




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 Re: PTO seal surface in reply to shawn baker, 11-08-2006 17:29:58  
Appreciate all the advise. Looks like a couple of options. Thanks Mike, sounds like the seal would be the first option to try as it would put the seal surfaces in a different spot in relationship to the worn grooves which would solve the leak in my opinion. Thanks again,guys!



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