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Oliver 70 Engine Rear Oil Seal

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John Nye

06-20-2003 14:55:34




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I have a "70" (1946) Row Crop that has a leaking rear engine seal. The Oliver Repair Manual says this can be replaced by dropping the oil pan, loosening the main bearings and put the seal in. It sounds better than splitting the tractor and disassembling the engine.

Does it work? Any "tricks" I should know? Any help would be appreciated.




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Harry D.

06-21-2003 10:25:26




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 Re: Oliver 70 Engine Rear Oil Seal in reply to John Nye, 06-20-2003 14:55:34  
The manual is correct. The rear seal is two halves, be sure to follow to manual on installing the two halves, I think that they will appear like they need to be trimmed after you get them in place but that usually ensures you will get to tear it down again. The cork end gaskets on the pan can be a little tricky also, don't trim or shorten them either, we used to glue the cork to the seal retainer and use a light coating of grease on the inside of the oil pan where the end gasket contacts to keep it from puckering. Good luck

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John Nye

06-21-2003 17:32:35




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 Re: Re: Oliver 70 Engine Rear Oil Seal in reply to Harry D., 06-21-2003 10:25:26  
Many thanks for your advice and cautions. Your "Good Luck" worries me a little!!



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Harry D.

06-22-2003 18:17:16




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 Re: Re: Re: Oliver 70 Engine Rear Oil Seal in reply to John Nye, 06-21-2003 17:32:35  
We all need a little good luck, if you take your time you will get along fine.
Harry D.



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