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Model G Front Hub Seal
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    Posted: 07 Jan 2017 at 4:14pm
There is a fellow on eBay that is advertising a Front Wheel Oil Seal for an Allis-Chalmers Model G. Here is the link.

There is a picture of a seal in this eBay auction that depicts a seal and it has "CR 11907" printed on the seal. Anyone know if a Chicago Rawhide CR11907 seal really is a suitable replacement for part 800445 (Allis-Chalmers Model G Front Hub Seal).

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I can tell you that the original OEM seals that Allis used had three lips on the outer surface of the seal and the inner was a press fit to the spindle. These may fit  when pressed into the front hub if the spindle is smooth enough not to eat up the seal rubber.  
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Hey Scott, it will work, as will a National #473205. Since no one is making the original style seal at this time (made in reverse with the felt seal riding against the hub) this seal works pretty good. I have them one one of mine now. Since they have to be installed in the hub instead of fitting the spindle shaft, it make installing a bit of a pain, but it's not like you're gonna do it every week!
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Originally posted by JoeM(GA) JoeM(GA) wrote:

Hey Scott, it will work, as will a National #473205. Since no one is making the original style seal at this time (made in reverse with the felt seal riding against the hub) this seal works pretty good. I have them one one of mine now. Since they have to be installed in the hub instead of fitting the spindle shaft, it make installing a bit of a pain, but it's not like you're gonna do it every week!


Joe (and everybody),

I have a couple of NOS Front Hub Seals (Part # 800445) that I got on eBay years ago. These are not the same construction as the original seals that came with the tractor. They are a National 200935-XB which I can find no mention of on the Interweb.

Scott







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I've seen those, and the ones with felt instead of the rubber
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