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Welsh Wheelhorses    8

Welsh Wheelhorses
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Hi I need seals for the 8 speed uni drive on my c125 which has 1 1/8 axles, I would like to get them from my local supplier but I need the sizes. What are the measurements for the axle seals, input seal and brake shaft seal? Thanks

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Racinbob    11,029

Racinbob
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Check this out :)

 

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Welsh Wheelhorses    8

Welsh Wheelhorses
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The pdf doesn't have dimensions listed, I suppose the supplier could cross reference the parts. What model would I have?

Thanks

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gwest_ca-(File Mod)    11,019

gwest_ca
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This should be the parts list for your transmission

Garry

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stevasaurus    22,678

stevasaurus
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What are you talking about..."the demensions are not in there"??  Yes they are.  :think:  The cross reference is there also.

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pfrederi    17,627

pfrederi
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If your seal source cannot cross reference an SKF CR Number find a new supplier....

seal.JPG

input.JPG

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19richie66    17,495

19richie66
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Hey Steve, how would a C-175 tranny with a Sundstrand compare to any on the pdf? Would the axle seals be the same as the 1" manual trans? I need a set bad. Thanks, Richie

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pfrederi    17,627

pfrederi
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Hydro axle seals are different!!!  WH# 6449    CR 11124  It is a double lip seal

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Welsh Wheelhorses    8

Welsh Wheelhorses
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Thanks for the help, hopefully the c125 will be up and going again soon as it's gone from back up mower to the main one after the hassle with the newer mower! It's had a k341 and a 48" deck which I've fabricated a new shell for, but the gearbox was leaking like a seive which didn't help.

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19richie66    17,495

19richie66
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1 hour ago, pfrederi said:

Hydro axle seals are different!!!  WH# 6449    CR 11124  It is a double lip seal

seal.JPG

Thank you sir! 

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stevasaurus    22,678

stevasaurus
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Richie, that information is in that thread also, might not be in the PDF.  Basically, if you know the Wheel Horse number of your seal or bearing, you can look through the PDF's...find that number and the cross reference is there.  In other words...a Wheel Horse #1528 is the same KOYO bearing B-1616 no mater where it used in any of the transmissions...and the dimensions are listed for that bearing.  :handgestures-thumbupright:

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19richie66    17,495

19richie66
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Got it. Didnt find the posts till after I posted the question. Thanks for all the info!

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