Wednesday, January 30, 2013

BULL PINION SEAL - WHY YOUR BRAKES ARE GREASE SOAKED

The Bull Pinion Seal is the primary cause of grease soaked brakes.

These tractors left the factory with leather bull pinion seals. 
While structurally a robust looking seal, unfortunately the leather seal material deteriorates over time, the differential lubricant leaks out and soaks the brake linings.
 
New style Nitrile rubber seals have replaced the obsolete leather seals.

This is an image of Chicago Rawhide leather bull pinion seal that was original equipment on every "C" series tractor from 1948 to 1968.

Below is the modern Nitrile rubber seal that replaced the obsolete leather seal.

Bull Pinion Seal --

IHC #380922R91 is a replacement part for the obsolete part 380921R91

 

Timken 450183

National 450183

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Other Possible Interchange Part Numbers:

13690A SKF

17494 SKF

IHC 75260H (Super C thru 240)

301334R91 IHC

378157R91 IHC

359790R91 IHC

378158R91 IHC

PH269 CASE

1189732 CHRYSLER

 

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