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Oil Leaking from Left Rear Wheel MF 135

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SwanCTiger

11-28-1999 18:19:24




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Briefly, how do I get to whatever seal is causing oil to leak onto my left rear brake drum on my MF135?




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pierce fallon

12-16-1999 22:30:50




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 Re: Oil Leaking from Left Rear Wheel MF 135 in reply to SwanCTiger, 11-28-1999 18:19:24  
remove the wheel then the hub and now remove the ring of bolts which hold thehalf shaft in carefully remove the shaft and then change the seal . mind the spacers!



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Gavin

11-29-1999 02:11:03




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 Re: Oil Leaking from Left Rear Wheel MF 135 in reply to SwanCTiger, 11-28-1999 18:19:24  
Drain transmission oil, remove wheel, probably need to slack off brake through small flap on back, remove brake drum, undo dozen or so nuts on thin end of trumpet housing, pull out hub/half shaft/bearings assembly, inner seal is now accessible in end of trumpet housing.

The outer bearing runs in grease not oil but must have been in oil so re grease it. The outer seal must also be defective to some extent but is not as critical. It has to be removed by drilling the bearing retaining collar and splitting it pulling off the bearing and then the seal. The new collar must be heated to replace it.

Gavin

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