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Old 10-02-2016, 12:02 PM
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While searching around, I found this online.
I got 2 seals that fit the Danco UD-6 creeper that fit at my local bearing house(he had to order them)
SKF 13662 and they were $6.02
The expensive seals I got CNH 938294R91 are not Creeper seal and use on some other IH equipment. They fit bt may present a problem with not enough room and putting strees on the mounting brackets.
I think I will order 2 and try them? They look like they will work. What do you guys think?
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Old 10-02-2016, 12:03 PM
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Here's the other one. It's upside down.

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I don't understand the question Ronnie?

The old seals should have a number on them. (Even if they don't they can be crossed by size.) Any bearing/seal store can cross it. I'm assuming that the seal in question didn't fit was too thick and caused mounting issues? If so, then get a thinner seal. Seals and bearings are easy to find.... If you need a phone number to a good bearing and seal place, and don't mind to pay the shipping, I can get you at least 2, maybe 3 phone numbers.
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I don't understand the question Ronnie?

The old seals should have a number on them. (Even if they don't they can be crossed by size.) Any bearing/seal store can cross it. I'm assuming that the seal in question didn't fit was too thick and caused mounting issues? If so, then get a thinner seal. Seals and bearings are easy to find.... If you need a phone number to a good bearing and seal place, and don't mind to pay the shipping, I can get you at least 2, maybe 3 phone numbers.
I know that CC specialties has them. What I am asking is would these 6.00 seals work? The part number is there, SKT 13662. On that forum, someone tried them and it worked, hence, the copy of the thread. I guess I am just bored because I can't do anything but look at this computer!!!!!
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The number on the seal is VG 64454 crosses over to SKF 13649 Pull out your old one and see if it measures the same.

http://www2.chicago-rawhide.com/popu...kup_457012.htm
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The number on the seal is VG 64454 crosses over to SKF 13649 Pull out your old one and see if it measures the same.

http://www2.chicago-rawhide.com/popu...kup_457012.htm
And there it is. Lew has the info you needed!!
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The number on the seal is VG 64454 crosses over to SKF 13649 Pull out your old one and see if it measures the same.

http://www2.chicago-rawhide.com/popu...kup_457012.htm
Thanks for that link Lew. That will help me a bunch.

(Does your creeper leak?)
I don't know? I just thought they should be replaced before installation?
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