Need help identifying a part

[wheelhorsekid 141]

I'm no mechanic by any means so a friend is helping me with this. I have a 79' C 161 and the right rear was leaking. He believes it is the "bearings" that i have circled in the pic. Can anyone tell me the name of the part and where I can locate one?

 

Thanks for any help.

[WH nut 553]

That's the seal, the bearing is behind that

[stevasaurus 23,281]

Measure the diameter of the axle...if it is 1" the seal is SKF 9815...if it is 1 1/8" the seal is SKF 11050.  You can get them at Motion Industries or Napa. 

[wheelhorsekid 141]

Thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 11,489]

Measure the diameter of the axle...if it is 1" the seal is SKF 9815...if it is 1 1/8" the seal is SKF 11050.  You can get them at Motion Industries or Napa. 

That seal looks to have a larger OD. Do the hydro's use bigger seals?

Garry

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 11,489]

Axle seal for trans Original 6449 is 1/2" wide for hydro transmissions

but

CR 11124 seal 1.125" ID x1.628" OD x.256" wide.

May be a good thing. The seal may run on a fresh part of the axle.

Garry

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 11,489]

Here are the parts manuals

http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/files/file/1928-tractor-1979-c-series-ipl-part2-late-production-810118r1pdf/

http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/files/file/1929-tractor-1979-c-series-ipl-part3-late-production-810118r1pdf/

Garry

[Kelly 1,033]

Yes the hydro's use a different seal than the stick shift's 

[stevasaurus 23,281]

I did not know that...sorry.  I thought that seal looked a little different, and I did see the canister in the picture.  I did not know about the seals being different in the hydros.  Dang...I just hate it when I learn something new.     Thanks guys.

[KC9KAS 4,744]

  Dang...I just hate it when I learn something new.     Thanks guys.

That is the great part about this forum.....the things I am learning.....just wish I could retain that knowledge

[wheelhorsekid 141]

Thanks for the all  the replys. I'm confused! Which part do I need? It's a 1979 C161 hydro. The I beleive the axle is 1"

 

Thanks guys!!!

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 11,489]

1979 C-161 Twin Auto models 91-16BS01 and 91-16BS02 have a B&S engine.

1979 C-161 Auto model 91-16KS01 has a Kohler single-cylinder engine.

All show the 6449 seal which fits a 1-1/8" diameter axle.

What is your model number?

Have you measured the axle diameter?

 

Garry

[Kelly 1,033]

He has 1 1/8" axles, only 70's sunstrand to use 1" axles was the B-100

[Ed Kennell 42,040]

Comparing to the axle housing, My calibrated eyes say it is 1 1/8".

[wheelhorsekid 141]

Hey guys!

The axle does measure 1 1/8". So I need the 6449 seal? Where do I get that?

Thank you.

[Ed Kennell 42,040]

NAPA

[wheelhorsekid 141]

Went to Napa. They could not did part number 6449. Any other number this could be?

Thanks.

[stevasaurus 23,281]

I have never had much luck with NAPA...I like Motion Industries.  Toro should be able to get the seal for you also...take your model number with you if you go to Toro.

[Ed Kennell 42,040]

Went to Napa. They could not did part number 6449. Any other number this could be?

Thanks.

Did NAPA have the Chicago Rawhide #11124 seal that Garry listed above ? It's Only .256" wide  instead of .500",  but  if you push it in till it is flush with the outside face of the housing, the extra gap between the seal and bearing actually makes the seal easier to remove when they need replaced.