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    Posted: 07 Sep 2017 at 11:46am
I have a Charl Lynn power steering motor that has 7/8" shafts that are leaking. The OD of the seal is 1-1/8".
The motor has model 101F stamped on it. There is also 371 stamped on it.
I order Eaton kit 21122-00 but it has 1" seals. Any idea who would have the correct ones?
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Go to your local auto supply or implement dealer with old Orings. They are a standard oring. Match them up.   MACK    
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I went to a hydraulic shop and got two 7/8"x 1-1/8" quad rings. That is what Eaton shows in the assembly paperwork I found.
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