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Old 05-22-2014, 06:22 AM
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Planting the garden.Also hear tell of Nick coming for a visit.
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Planting the garden.Also hear tell of Nick coming for a visit.
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Very funny lew.
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LOL Lew!
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Very funny lew.
Yes it is.

today I put it back together,

First I greased up the insides of the seal, those springs like fly off BTDT,used the proper tool, my finger,then used the proper tool to install,seal thingy. Then put in the bushings, line up the hole in it with the grease zerk, used the proper tool, bushing thingy,placed the axes back in the housing and put the clip on, the other axle I cheated and had to look at the parts manual as I forgot which side the bushing was on.Installed axles, the brake side has a locating pin on the brake band, the 2 long bolts go on the bottom 2 holes just to let you know. The other side the the zerk faces the rear like the other side, filled the tranny no leaks.Put tires on and took it for a ride, no leaks , cool.

put some bling on it, used the proper tool, rubber mallet.

The number on the seal is National 480041, prolly a easy one to find,$16.12 from Case IH dealer, the bushing had no other number but the IH part number.$19.75 .Trans cover gasket was $8.95.
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Good job lew, I see you used the proper tools like me. those hubcaps look good on there.
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Thanks Nick,
those are used ones I had laying around.
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Nice job Lew. Thanks for the detailed shots, I always wondered about the brake set up on the O's. No more leaky?
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You do fine work Lew!
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No more leaky.
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