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Old 06-22-2016, 06:07 PM
teejk teejk is offline
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Originally Posted by ol'George View Post
Usually if it ain't broke don't fixit.
You can change the front/rear and trunnion shaft seal while it is installed, but the seal under the control linkage is a disassembly of the hydro unit.
---Not for the faint of heart/inexperienced mechanic.
All cleaned up now (not a pretty job but I guess 40 years untouched with a non-functional cooling fan will do that...was that way when I bought it in 1984 and should have fixed it when I put in the new K341 a few years later). Heaviest build-up of junk is around the front coupling. So simple question...if it was you, would you change the front seal now before you put it back together? I know enough about pumps to know "path of least resistance" and fixing a weak spot will probably show a problem elsewhere.
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