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I have to say, nice work. You are going to have a very nice little machine when you are done, Trev.
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Right cross shaft bearing carrier out.



Left carrier out and all the guts. Now I can check all bearings, races and seals!
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MAN YOU WENT ALL THE WAY WITH IT. GOOD DECISION. BEVEL SECTION LOOKS GOOD. WHAT ABOUT SEALS. ANY VISIBLE DAMAGE BEYOND WHAT YOU MAY HAVE DONE WHILE PULLING THEM ? WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED ? RANDAL
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The seals actually looked fine to me.  No damage getting them out.  I am in upstate NY.
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Well, I put the clutches back together today. I painted all the exposed metal that I could after using the rotary wire brush on everything. They came out pretty good. Now to get them back in the dozer. Thanks again Gemdozer for the brake drum.
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nice job friend. keep updates coming. randal
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Nice work on the repair. Pics help out alot! Tracy Martin
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Nice looking clutches. It's good to see pictures of the process, I was just getting ready to tear the clutches out of my HD3 after finding tranny oil on the floor.
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are the clutches slipping ? does the brake band hold good ? i guess the oil came out of drain hole in final bottom.
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Warddc: Wow ..... your work is picture perfect ...... looks like you're working in your living room ...... it's easy to visualize you wearing a suit and tie....LOL. I hope you're OK with a little humor Smile 
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Originally posted by Eric B Eric B wrote:

Warddc: Wow ..... your work is picture perfect ...... looks like you're working in your living room ...... it's easy to visualize you wearing a suit and tie....LOL. I hope you're OK with a little humor Smile 


Lol. Thanks. I took the clutches up to the father in laws place to reassemble them. He has a press. Those clutches really are in the living room. They look purdy no?

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Originally posted by graham7226 graham7226 wrote:

Nice looking clutches. It's good to see pictures of the process, I was just getting ready to tear the clutches out of my HD3 after finding tranny oil on the floor.


If you need any info about the process, just ask. I am pretty good at it now that I've done two of them.
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Originally posted by Randaleky Randaleky wrote:

are the clutches slipping ? does the brake band hold good ? i guess the oil came out of drain hole in final bottom.

Not to hijack Warddc's thread, but I have no idea if the clutches work to be honest. I bought the tractor in pieces with a newly rebuilt Buda D175 Engine. I've just got the engine back in and running, but haven't got enough pieces together to try the drive train. I've just noticed the oil on the floor and after taking off the covers, its obvious the seal between the rear end and the final drive housing. I figure they should probably come out and get looked at anyway the right hand final drive house looks good but the left hand one seems somewhat rusty, and the clutch lever has a lot of extra travel.
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If you need any info about the process, just ask. I am pretty good at it now that I've done two of them.

Thanks, I'll probably have a question or two.

I've got to admit after seeing a picture of your hd3 I'm a little jealous, it looks so easy to work on with the blade. I've got the 1066 loader and it always seems to be in front of whatever you need to get at.


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need help with my h3. both final drives leak.  do i drop the tracks, pull the sprockets and remove the rear cover  plate.  are the shafts held with a castle nut or what. any help would be great. pulled and rebuilt engine and new clutch last summer. gave it a paint job at the same time. thanks. bruce. 920-642-0277.
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Where is the leak?  Are you sure it's the final drive and not the seal from the clutch housing to the clutch well.  Could be cross-shaft seals which are easier to replace.
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