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1943 JD Model B (Ser # 147714) Power Shaft Oil Sea

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Ramona Green

12-29-2003 18:59:39




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I am looking for a Power Shaft Oil Seal Housing, part number B1769R which mounts onto Pump Body Cover, part number A817R. I have requested this part from 2 reputable used parts dealers who have both sent me Oil Seal Housing, part number A2930. The A2930R does not fit onto the A817R Pump Body Cover. Can someone tell me where I can get a B1769R and a usable seal or any other parts alternatives that might utlize the A2930R short of exchanging the entire power lift housing?

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Wally

12-29-2003 20:58:22




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 Re: 1943 JD Model B (Ser # 147714) Power Shaft Oil in reply to Ramona Green, 12-29-2003 18:59:39  
I think you transposed the numbers. I believe you are looking for B1679R Oil Seal Housing. This is for the old 1 1/8" PTO shaft. I have this type on my "B". Sharp's Antique Tractor Works, Inc has reproduction housing, but haven't seen one to state how good the quality is. I have dealt with them and they seem to be good people. Their phone number is: (417)933-2253. I have gotten seals and gaskets from John Deere. Good Luck.
Wally

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Ramona Green

12-30-2003 10:01:13




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 Re: Re: 1943 JD Model B (Ser # 147714) Power Shaft in reply to Wally, 12-29-2003 20:58:22  
Thanks Wally. The key to the problem was that I was unaware of the difference in PTO shaft diameter. I now understand many older Model B's were converted to the larger diameter PTO shaft due to the lack of this particular part. Sharp's website advertises a newly cssted and machined B1679R for $125.

Since I am not keeping my tractor strictly original, I may research used parts to see what it would cost to install the larger PTO shaft.

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