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Old 12-28-2018, 03:33 PM
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They're all painted!
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Looking good! Can hardly wait to see the end result!
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Looks good when is assembly time?.
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I cannot tell, but are the brake rotors masked off?
The other concern is the breather for the tranny, was that covered also?
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Old 12-28-2018, 07:42 PM
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Thanks for the compliments!

Lew, I'm hoping to start reassembly next week. The brake rotors were not masked off, but the breather was.
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I am starting on my 149 rework and was wondering if you replaced the rear axle seals? If so I was hoping you could tell me where you got them and what size they are? Something appears to be leaking back there on my little gem. ;-) Thanks.
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Old 12-30-2018, 07:43 AM
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I am starting on my 149 rework and was wondering if you replaced the rear axle seals? If so I was hoping you could tell me where you got them and what size they are? Something appears to be leaking back there on my little gem. ;-) Thanks.
I did not replace them, I don't think they were leaking on mine. I did replace the cork gasket though.
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Old 12-30-2018, 09:20 AM
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I am starting on my 149 rework and was wondering if you replaced the rear axle seals? If so I was hoping you could tell me where you got them and what size they are? Something appears to be leaking back there on my little gem. ;-) Thanks.
Chances are it’s the relief valves and/or the cork gasket that are leaking. They are much more prone to leaking than the axle seals.
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Ware is this leaking cork gasket I keep hearing about ?
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Ware is this leaking cork gasket I keep hearing about ?
Between the pump and the transmission there is about a 3" dia cork gasket. Its a very cheap fix, but takes a good amount of labor. Search the forums you should find multiple references to it. Given the age of the machines, when You go in to do this $10 repaair, you can drop another $1-200 or even more in other needed things that you take apart in the process.
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