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G1000 rear seal

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schrocky

01-22-2007 02:20:02




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Went out to use my G1000 to haul some manure and it has leaked out a lot of engine oil into clutch cavity. Filled her up and she leaks pretty good once warmed up. Do I have to split the tractor and get to seal from that side ?? hard to do or not ? Thanks for any info




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James2

01-23-2007 09:08:08




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 Re: G1000 rear seal in reply to schrocky, 01-22-2007 02:20:02  
The GVI rear seal was leaking and since it is only a show tractor, I replaced only the bottom half and left the seal long, as was mentioned previously. Was greatly improved but still leaked a little. Don't believe I would use this "fix" on a tractor that was constantly used. I believe the tool has a long flexible steel tine that you "fish" around the top of the crank housing and then you attach the seal and pull it up and around. I think you would have a very tough time feeding this thru without loosing the main bearings and dropping the crankshaft a little.

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Clint Youse

01-22-2007 16:09:08




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 Re: G1000 rear seal in reply to schrocky, 01-22-2007 02:20:02  
If the G 1000 is like the G 900 it could also be what looks like a freeze plug at the back side of the cam that will also let it leak into the clutch compartment rear main does not require a split but that plug would.



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Dirtjockey

01-22-2007 12:30:44




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 Re: G1000 rear seal in reply to schrocky, 01-22-2007 02:20:02  
The last G1000 rear main seal I worked on required the pan to be pulled and a new Two piece rope type seal installed. Now I have heard you can get away with just installing the bottom side in new and leaving it long. The compression will squash the other side and make it tight again. Personally I don't do that. We have made a contoured block that bolts on the the cap bolt to guide the new seal around the crank. Other wise the block edge can shave the new seal. Follow the instruction and it all most fool proof. In extra stubburn seals loosening the crank bearing caps might be required.

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schrocky

01-22-2007 15:16:09




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 Re: G1000 rear seal in reply to Dirtjockey, 01-22-2007 12:30:44  
Thank you so much... I assume from your comment the seal comes with instructions or do I need to buy a manual or simply follow what you told me ?? Thanks Again



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Dirtjockey

01-22-2007 15:50:40




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 Re: G1000 rear seal in reply to schrocky, 01-22-2007 15:16:09  
there is a tool for pulling the seal thru, like a t-handle. the seal is shaped to be pulled thru the top side. There was rudimentary instruction with the seal if I remember correctly.



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