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tford

01-06-2008 08:44:54




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morning guys! got a question i have a groove that has been cut into my rear axle it's on my 59 fe-35.can iput a speedi-sleeve on the axle where the inner seal rides? if anyone has do you know the number of the sleeve? thanks tford




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El Toro

01-06-2008 10:12:03




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 Re: speedi-sleeve in reply to tford, 01-06-2008 08:44:54  
You should be able to find a speedi sleeve to fit your axle from any auto parts store that handles
Chicago Rawhide seals. You need to have that axle accurately measured for size. You can call Dalton bearing in GA at 706-226-2022 if you can't locate them locally. Hal



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mmidlam

01-06-2008 09:09:12




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 Re: speedi-sleeve in reply to tford, 01-06-2008 08:44:54  
I don't know about that application but a modern seal is often thinner than the old one. You can offset it to avoid the groove. Don't tap it in so far or better yet, put a spacer in first so seal gets tapped in evenly.
or set it deeper past the groove.



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tford

01-06-2008 10:14:07




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 Re: speedi-sleeve in reply to mmidlam, 01-06-2008 09:09:12  
thanks for the reply.the seal i have is the original replacment from the massey dealer,which is about the same thickness as the old one. i measured the axle and found the skf. bearing company on line after i posted this .i bought the seal before i pulled the axle,if would have known i would have asked the dealer. guess i'll go back to them . thanks for the info. tford



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