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    8N PTO Seal

    Replacing it makes sense to me, in my situation. I'm already in there replacing a leaking seal. While I'm at it I'd also do the bearings anyway; no sense putting it back together with old components. It doesn't cost much more $ to just buy the upsized shaft kit. And it'll save me from having to...
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    8N PTO Seal

    I'm not worried about oil loss; I'm going to drain and clean the housing out while I've got the shaft out anyway. Whenever I get a new-to-me piece of equipment I always change all of the fluids anyway so I have a baseline. I just don't want to change them twice because of a do-over if I can...
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    8N PTO Seal

    Finally had some nice weather and some spare time line up today so I pulled the overrunning clutch off and found.... an 1-1/8 shaft. So, upgraded shaft and bearings it is! Thanks for the recommendation.
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    8N PTO Seal

    I'm of a similar opinion; I've run older equipment before and never had an issue with it. I think it's similar to the exaggerated tendency of old tractors to flip over when they had implements hooked up to the 3pt; it happened to a few people who were using their equipment 'just wrong' and then...
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    8N PTO Seal

    Hm...I'll have to check and see what I've got. It has an ORC on it right now so I wouldn't be surprised if it's the small shaft. On the other hand, the old owner used it with a rotary cutter so even if it was the newer/bigger shaft he would still have wanted an ORC to keep from feeding back...
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    8N PTO Seal

    That's an idea, but the ditch in front of my house is about 8 feet deep, so I don't know if I'd be able to get the tractor back out after I replaced the seal! :ROFLMAO:
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    8N PTO Seal

    Good morning! Long time lurker, first time poster. I recently picked up a new-to-me 1951 8N. Somebody's father had 'restored' it years ago, mostly by painting the chassis/frame with red paint (including all of the zerks :rolleyes:) and painting the sheet metal the wrong color gray, and then it...
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