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    Posted: 25 May 2022 at 9:38pm
I have a 1938 ac B
To i replace oil seal on left axle...replaced as i took it apart
Now trans has noise grinding....Tractor ran perfect before
And idea what i may have done WRONG  ty ray
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which seal exactly did you replace ?    the one behind the drum , at wheel hub  or the one at differential  

i am gonna guess you mistakened  a shim for a gasket
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changed seal at end axle inside trans  i used same shims i took off (2) thank u sir
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote steve(ill) Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 May 2022 at 6:46pm
that does seem odd... As you remove the carrier, the differential will drop a little... but when you reinstall, the carrier should slide back up into alignment.. Normally as long as you retain the original shims, you have no problem.... Backlash and preload should remain the same..


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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote gmk5150 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 May 2022 at 6:59pm
yes i put every back as i took out 2 shim used diff race cover though..to day i took shims out..SAME NOISE as before...im confused
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Where in "mn" are you located?
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you can not change the bearing housing, bearing race, or shims and just assume everything is right.... The shims changed the bearing preload and backlash in the gears. Every housing  / bearing will be slightly different in dimension and require a specific shim pack..... You need to take a couple measurements..
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote gmk5150 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 May 2022 at 9:38am
oh my..can i ask how i take measurements..im far from mechanic 🤭 thank u kindly for assistance ray
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the purpose of the shims is to take up and SIDE TO SIDE clearance or movement of the shaft.... You normally check that when the PTO housing is off.............. I think what i would do now is  start with and extra shim or two and tighten the cap... then you need to PUSH or jack the differential shaft IN and OUT and see how much it move with a MIKE... If it moves .005 inch, then i would take out .005 inch so you basically have ZERO clearance.... If you put in  a .010 inch shim and you have .001 endshake, then you were .009 TOO TIGHT to start with..... TIGHT or LOOSE will give you a noise.

Going to be hard to check backlash in the gears, but that should not have changed much if you still have the right bearing  PRELOAD..
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the book recommends to remove BOTH final drives to do the inspcetion... and the PTO housing... but what you are looking for is SIDE MOVEMENT, if you can do that with the housing in place. ??
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote gmk5150 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 May 2022 at 8:08pm
ty steve kinda of u i try that im 80 i move slow 🤭 im in oak grove Mn
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what you might do is put the bearing retainer on without shims and just "SNUG" up the bolts so there is zero bearing clearance, but not bend the retainer.. It will be setting out a little from the transmisison housing.. measure the GAP between the retainer and the trans housing... then disassemble and add shims to fill that gap.. Since your torqueing the bolts TIGHT after install, you might add an extra .001 or 2 shim pack...... That might be about the best your going to do... at least you would have a MEASUREMENT to compare to what shims you are adding right now to see if you were TIGHT or REAL TIGHT ???
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You are ten miles from me. 763-241-9679. I have several of these apart. I am a show and tell person.
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Omg ty ty I try again if I fail I call ray 7632862335
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omg i mght give up...wife says burn it....shimmed it few times  Failed 😩
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what wrong with your original diff race cover?  usable ?  assuming you left it as was when you got it out ... grab a new seal off ebay  pound old seal out of your orignal cover with hammer+ screwdriver and gently pound new one in with a  wooden dowel.  I think it should be a national oil seal #450444  then put it back in as you found it when you started 

seal should be like $15   

if your 80 and  made it this far id say your doing pretty good!!


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ty no issue with seal i replaced after all back together....grinding noise... thinking it cover with race in it...tried diff shims but no luck   Ty for help 
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first race cover i broke tighting 🤭
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its cover and race at end of axle is giving me issues ty ty
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sorry Ray... we cant see the bearing / cover to give you any better advice.. You said the original cover BROKEN when tightening ?  Maybe it was in a bind and put a DING in the bearing / or race something on the bevel shaft.... Dont know what else we can do to help at this point.
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thank  u kindlly think i give up sell dam thing...lol
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there are a LOT of Bs that "make noise"... As long as you have plenty of shims and the bearing is not TOO TIGHT, you might be able to run it for YEARS with a noise.  ??

unless the noise sounds like it grinding corn  !  Wink


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