hey all - sorry for bombarding this forum with questions , promise some day once I get knowledge that I will return the favor ,,,
anyhow I took both rear axle oil pans off the 140 - oil was black.....didn't realize there was a gasket there....have not seen them for sale on the parts sites I check out ...think i'd get by re using them with or without some sealant? they are somewhat flattened out looking
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Re: rear axle housing oil
I'd recommend a gasket over a sealer because the only way to drain them is to removed the pans and a sealer can make that job next time around a mess. If they aren't cracked or broken Id say just clean the surfaces of the pan and final and reuse them. Fill with the same oil you put in the transmission.
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Re: rear axle housing oil
Bob, those are for the Cub and Cub-like machines.
This is a 140.
That said you can cut your own gaskets out of cork or order new ones from a CaseIH dealer if the old gaskets are beyond hope.
If the gaskets came off cleanly, are not damaged, and were not leaking before, it's okay to reuse them. Odds are they are oily enough that sealant won't stick to them.
This is a 140.
That said you can cut your own gaskets out of cork or order new ones from a CaseIH dealer if the old gaskets are beyond hope.
If the gaskets came off cleanly, are not damaged, and were not leaking before, it's okay to reuse them. Odds are they are oily enough that sealant won't stick to them.
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Re: rear axle housing oil
If you have a local dealer they should be able to get it if they don't have it in stock. According to the IH website the gasket is approx. $10.00.
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Re: rear axle housing oil
Clicked on for the new post and didn't read the title.
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Edit: Messick's shows them in stock, part # 43245D for $11.04.
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Edit: Messick's shows them in stock, part # 43245D for $11.04.
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Re: rear axle housing oil
I have used RTV designed for gear lub for years.
One or two tubes will cost less than one gasket.
It's easy to use. If you have to remove the part, removing the old RTV is easy, most just pull off. Remainder can be scraped off.
One or two tubes will cost less than one gasket.
It's easy to use. If you have to remove the part, removing the old RTV is easy, most just pull off. Remainder can be scraped off.
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