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Old 04-03-2015, 11:50 PM
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I need to replace what I believe is the input shaft oil seal in my Original. It is at the end of the shaft toward the rear of the tractor. How do I remove the shaft and who has a good seal for it? It has been sitting like this for awhile and I have filled up a good size cup full of gear oil. I would like to get it fixed and out of the way as soon as possible. Thanks
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Are you referring to this seal?
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Yes that looks to be it. Its right behind the round rubber pad on the shaft.
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You can view the service manual for the original on how to remove. 2 bolts on left side, one bolt on right side, remove clutch actuator shaft, and 2 bolts at flex coupler, drop out drive shaft and clutch as a unit. Drive out spiral pin at input shaft and remove coupler. Put a couple screws in the seal and pull out with vice grips. I would make sure you don't have a lot of play in the input and inspect input shaft for scoring. Both of which will make it leak. Here is a pic of clutch you will be removing. You can take out entire rear with 4 big 3/4 head bolts and disconnect brake linkage too but I think this can be done under tractor with rear in place just as easy.

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Thanks for the walk through. I have got it all torn down and ready for the new seal to go in.
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You can view the service manual for the original on how to remove. 2 bolts on left side, one bolt on right side, remove clutch actuator shaft, and 2 bolts at flex coupler, drop out drive shaft and clutch as a unit. Drive out spiral pin at input shaft and remove coupler. Put a couple screws in the seal and pull out with vice grips. I would make sure you don't have a lot of play in the input and inspect input shaft for scoring. Both of which will make it leak. Here is a pic of clutch you will be removing. You can take out entire rear with 4 big 3/4 head bolts and disconnect brake linkage too but I think this can be done under tractor with rear in place just as easy.

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When Installing the seal, should I put any sealant around it?
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