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"No Name" model rear axel seal

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barnsworth

Hello everyone.  New/Old member. Lost my account so a new one I hope I can remember this one!

 

I have a 1973 "no name" model, 8 hp 4 speed.  The rear axle seal has been leaking and finally blew all the way out and was riding around the axle itself.  Not ideal.

 

I pulled the hub which didn't go well but that's beside the point.  Pulled what was left of the old seal out/off and when I looked inside where the seal sits, I saw what was in the image. There is some kind of edge in there that the seal sits on?  Or is that part of the old seal? 

 

I tried to find the correct exploded view for this particular tractor, and I know it's here someplace but for the life of me I can't find it.

 

Thanks in advance for any assistance you can give. 

 

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nylyon

Welcome (back).  If you can remember any details of your former account, we can merge the new and old accounts together so you have only one.

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gwest_ca

Welcome back

 

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pfrederi

I think the bright metal ring that is broken is really what is left of the axle needle bearing....  Bad news.. Is the axle loose meaning any up/down fore/aft movement a little in and out is ok

 

 

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barnsworth
43 minutes ago, nylyon said:

Welcome (back).  If you can remember any details of your former account, we can merge the new and old accounts together so you have only one.

Unfortunately, I can't. I tried every email address that I currently have to reset the password and none were found.   The only other account may be barnsworth@frontier.com which I no longer have access to. If you can merge that account, if it is the account, I'd appreciate it!

 

Thank you!

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barnsworth
25 minutes ago, pfrederi said:

I think the bright metal ring that is broken is really what is left of the axle needle bearing....  Bad news.. Is the axle loose meaning any up/down fore/aft movement a little in and out is ok

 

 

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Oh no. Yes, there is a little up and down movement. I am assuming that there should be exactly none?  It is less that the in and out movement if that is of any help.

 

If that is the case I'm up the creek so to speak. That is well beyond my mechanical abilities.  I hate to put her out to pasture, I've owned it for I'd guess, near 30 years. :sad:

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barnsworth
40 minutes ago, gwest_ca said:

Welcome back

 

Commando!  All these years I called it the "no name" Wheel Horse. Thank you for the PDF!

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nylyon
17 minutes ago, barnsworth said:

.lThe only other account may be barnsworth@frontier.com which I no longer have access to.


I did a search in the admin panel and didn’t find any accounts like this. If you were a member prior to 2011 it is possible your account is still here but the email is not. You can always post in the talk to the moderator section for a more private discussion to get your old account back

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ri702bill

As Paul stated, there should only be in & out movement, none allowable for either up & down or side to side..... Just replacing the seal with a bad bearing behind it is a waste of effort & money.... If the bearing is shot, the axle may be roughed up & need to be replaced. IF any of the needles in any bearings got loose inside, gear damage can result. Only way to know is to pull it apart.....

To replace the bearing, the Unidrive needs to come apart. Or.... swap it with another good 4 speed.

There are some excellent instructional documents in the Transmissions section that cover the teardown.

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