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#428328 07/01/2008 3:55 AM
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does anybody know the part # of the output shaft seal on a bottom mounted PTO for a fuller transmission? my seal is leaking and the shaft slid forward and ground all of the numbers off.

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Hy 47chevy6400, could you give us any I.D. numbers from the trans. or the p.t.o.

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The PTO manufacturer would be best to know such as chelsea, muncie. Almost any dealer that sells truck drive train could help. I use Drive Shafts Unlimited in San Antonio for such things like this. Even though SA is quite a distance. Postage wouldn't be much. However, take a close look at the shaft. If it is anything less than perfect, it won't hold a seal. Sometimes it's just cheaper to buy another PTO.

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If you inspect the seal you should find some numbers on the seal its self something like CR-1424 if you take this number to a bearing house they should be able to find you a replacement. Take the seal with you this should also help so if the numbers don't match there books they should be able to match it by its OD, ID, and width.


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HevyHauler #428463 07/01/2008 6:38 PM
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i didn't want to drain all of the oil out until i had to because i usually have to go out in the middle of the night to help someone but i ended up doing it anyways so I'll take the seal into town today.

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46Chevy.... In BC it's DANCO Equipment in Surrey. 604-888-0513.
They are the Parker(Chelsea) PTO reps in western CN and have access to Muncie as well.


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