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Super88 Transmission Input leak

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SuperBill

03-18-2006 11:51:53




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After doing an out of frame rebuild including replacing the seal on the inputshaft of the transmission. There is a leak. And it also tore up the new felt seal. This tractor has a belt pulley assembly. Can the seal be replaced without pulling the motor again? What may be the cause of the leak?
Thanks for any inout to these questions.




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SuperBill

03-19-2006 10:40:59




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 Re: Super88 Transmission Input leak in reply to SuperBill, 03-18-2006 11:51:53  
Thanks for the information. I thought I might get started today but computers will get all of my time. Maybe tomorrow night.

Thanks again.



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J. Schwiebert

03-18-2006 16:50:23




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 Re: Super88 Transmission Input leak in reply to SuperBill, 03-18-2006 11:51:53  
How good is that sleeve the seal rides on? There is also an O-ring under the sleeve. How good are the bearings on the shaft? Yes, you can take the pulley drive housing off with out pulling the engine. You do need to fold the dash over though. Questions?



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SuperBill

03-18-2006 18:03:04




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 Re: Super88 Transmission Input leak in reply to J. Schwiebert, 03-18-2006 16:50:23  
Thanks.

The pulley assembly will go between the drive shaft out of the clutch housing and the input shaft of the transmission?



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jjld

03-18-2006 18:11:27




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 Re: Super88 Transmission Input leak in reply to SuperBill, 03-18-2006 18:03:04  
It's heavy and it's close but it will come out.



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