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On 14/06/2015 6:03 PM, E.A. Driver wrote:
> To add to Jean's suggestion, I have actually replaced the dust
> extruder and oil seal by first removing the steering arm,
> then using a small screw driver with its' blade bent as a hook to
> remove them. Then carefully pushing their replacements into place
> with a small punch of which the end was ground flat. I added Penrite
> steering box oil; and also on Jean's suggestion
> obtained from him some John Deere corn head grease.
>
> Ed
>
> On 14/06/2015 5:13 PM, Jean Caron wrote:
>> I will answer your question #2. You can replace the dust excluder by
>> removing the steering lever and it may be possible to replace the oil
>> seal with the box in the car, I have never done it that way, likely a
>> little more difficult. However, I would lave it in and instead I
>> would drain the oil and replace it with John Deere Corn Head Grease,
>> it is a light grease and that will take care of your leak. I did this
>> on the suggestion of Bob Yule at Autofarm about two years ago, best
>> thing I did to stop the leak.
>>
>> Jean
>>
>
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actually replaced the dust extruder and oil seal by first
removing the steering arm,<br>
then using a small screw driver with its' blade bent as a hook
to remove them. Then carefully pushing their replacements into
place<br>
with a small punch of which the end was ground flat. I added
Penrite steering box oil; and also on Jean's suggestion<br>
obtained from him some John Deere corn head grease.<br>
<br>
Ed <br>
<br>
On 14/06/2015 5:13 PM, Jean Caron wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">I will answer your question #2. You can replace
the dust excluder by removing the steering lever and it may
be possible to replace the oil seal with the box in the car,
I have never done it that way, likely a little more
difficult. However, I would lave it in and instead I would
drain the oil and replace it with John Deere Corn Head
Grease, it is a light grease and that will take care of your
leak. I did this on the suggestion of Bob Yule at Autofarm
about two years ago, best thing I did to stop the leak.<br>
<br>
Jean <br>
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