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8050 pto hdraulic leak
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    Posted: 13 Jun 2020 at 2:34pm
Looking at an Allis 8050 and it has a pretty good hydraulic leak dripping from the pto shaft, how big of job is this to change the seal? 
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If it has just the 1000 PTO then you can get the seal from the back.  If it has 540/1000 you have to drain rear end oil, drop that rear cover/plate and you will see both gears and a large nut.  Remove the wire and pin, back off nut then you can remove shaft to replace seal.  Mark where the old nut was as there is a slight preload on the bearings in there.
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Thanks for the great info..  
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After you remove nut, use slide hammer to remove inner shaft. Then remove bolts behind outer flange. Then pry shaft assembly out, catching the two gears and thrust bearings.        MACK
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