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Oil leak into left brake on 1650

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Ryan

12-28-2000 10:03:28




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I have noticed a small leakage of Gear lube out of the left bake housing on my '65 1650. it appears minor, although the brake seems a little grabby on that side. I assume the seal is out, but since i have no heated place that she'll fit into, will this wait till spring if i keep an eye on it? anybody done this repair and got an idea of the cost and availability of parts? I realize i could call the white dealer 50 miles away about parts, but wanted to ask here to see if there was any "while you are in there..." stuff i should be doing, or if any odd ball tools are needed.
Ryan

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Dan Kaiser

12-28-2000 20:39:35




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 Re: oil leak into left brake on 1650 in reply to Ryan, 12-28-2000 10:03:28  
If the 1650 housings are similar to our 1950 you don't have to remove the housing from the tractor. If you take the brake discs out you should be able to pull the seal out without having to remove the housing from the rear end. The way we did it was stuck a screw in the seal in a way so we could pry the seal out and put the new one in. All in all it wasn't too bad of a job, except for removing the seal which was a little tricky. Like I said though I don't know if the 1950 and 1650 brakes are similar.

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Nathan Gray

12-28-2000 15:32:29




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 Re: oil leak into left brake on 1650 in reply to Ryan, 12-28-2000 10:03:28  
First off I did not do this on a 1650. I had to replace the seals around the brakes on my 88. I don't think there will be a problem letting it go till spring. I ran mine for a while before I fixed them. The seals themselves are fairly easy to fix and replace. When you have the brake housing apart make sure you check the bearings. As for the price, I checked with my local Agco dealer and they qouted me a price of over $100 for each seal. I wasn't going to do the job, but I checked with local parts dealer and got them for under $10 a piece. Just regular CR seals. Don't ask me what kind of seals Agco had in mind, maybe they were make of gold, ha. I hope this is of some help to you.
Nathan

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Skinner

12-29-2000 04:33:40




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 Re: Re: oil leak into left brake on 1650 in reply to Nathan Gray, 12-28-2000 15:32:29  
Did you tell them it was Oliver green and NOT John Deere Green? I found the same is true with almost all of the seals in my old 1650 and it's much easier to run to the local parts/bearing store and a heck of a lot cheaper.

My 1650 brakes are a little weak, but the disc look good and the adjustment is correct so I didn't fool with them anymore. I thought about drilling the other hole in the lever to update it to the later style but never did. It looks pretty simple but if it actually helps, I don't know.

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