BigTom209

Well, looks like you were spot on! called around, no one had #11 in stock so be a few days to a week, was at the farm cleaning grain so figured take a closer look, and yeah looked like most the oil was coming from the centre and not the edge… so pulled it apart… seal #14 was pretty old, rough and torn! So built a new one, put it back together. Haven’t ran it much but so far no leak! I didn’t have to use any wire on the bolt though, mine had the small bendable plate to hold the bolts in place. little trick for anyone making seals, if you want to make a hole in the middle just put the right size socket on it and give it a smack on an anvil, makes a nice hole easier then trying to cut one out

Good to know. Maybe mine is just that gasket also never know id few pretty confident using blue lock right on them. Something not super strong but should keep them tight. But I have some of that thin wire also

Thats my thoughts also, I'm not mad at the parts guys who couldn’t find it, not at all. It’s a 50 year old tractor basically so maybe the parts manuals from back then are not laid out the same, no big deal. I felt very confident posting on here someone would know how to look it up, and again thank you for that!

Looks like it’s called the rear pinion bearing, part #11 https://avspare.com/catalog/case/63980/56009/374530/ Thanks again! And looking at the diagram looks like I might be able to just unbolt the yoke and slide it out without having to take that plate off

How did you find the number? Again, spoke with multiple dealership parts guys and none could find it

True. Might turn into a bigger job than im thinking but won’t know until I tear into it… I'm almost assuming that seal will be pretty common, but I’d be choked if it’s some special order size

Hey guys I have an early serial number 4386 and the rear axle is leaking where the driveshaft connects I'm assuming this isn’t a huge job, hoping just remove the driveshaft/yoke and the plate comes off and I can swap the seal, but I’ve spoken to 3 Case IH dealerships and none can find a part number or even a diagram with the seal i don’t want to tear it apart without having the replacement seal in hand because it’s usable as is, once I start ripping it apart it’ll be parked until it’s fixed does anyone have or know what seal is required and maybe if someone has changed it is it as simple as im hoping