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08-21-2009, 11:50 PM
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rear seal on my 127
Alright guys here is where I'm at: I admit I am not a mechanic sooooooo I started the process to change my right axle oil seal. I got the cover off, the clip that holds the axle in place is off, and well I am stuck with what to do next. The brake would be my guess and then the axle should slide out and thusly the seal can be replaced? What do I do next? Here is a pic: Great thing is that NO SLUDGE whatsoever was found in the backend!!
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08-22-2009, 03:11 AM
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Remove brake, then slid axle out. Remember to lube the new seal when you put the axle back in.
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Mike Murphy Mike & Jen's Old Engines Original OCC Member #23 Cub Cadets: 102, 128(X2), Model 1 tiller, Model 1A Sweeper, QA-42A Snow blower, 38" CI end mower deck, QA 42" mower deck, Brinly cultivator, Brinly 10" plow, sleeve hitch adaptor
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08-22-2009, 10:12 PM
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Papaglide Some people use a pan to catch the hydro fluid when they remove the back cover.
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08-22-2009, 11:48 PM
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Funny...the crap on the floor is from the rear axle housing. After I took the rear cover off and DRAINED IT INTO A PAN, I busted the rear axle housing loose and a whole crap load of hytran came out and snuck its way onto the floor!!
Like I asked earlier, "Do I take the caliper off the disc or take the whole brake assembly off of the rear axle housing?"
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08-24-2009, 11:19 PM
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I just took the caliper off and left the bracket on the axle tube. I put some trans fluid on the seal and some on the axle where the seal will touch the axle. Put a drain pan under the trans case to catch any fluid that comes out after draining. If I were you, I would replace both seals while you have it apart. (maybe you had that planed.) Sorry for the delay.
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08-25-2009, 08:20 AM
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Good Morning!! Thanks Mike. I never even thought about changing the other one but that makes sense! I ordered the gasket and seal yesterday and they should be in Thursday. I will update then. Thanks again for the help!
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