Creeper gear dissaembly

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roadstar30
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Creeper gear dissaembly

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Any one have instructions or hints on how replace bearing on creeper gear box please

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Download the 122 repair manual. There's a section in there on creeper repair.

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mortten wrote:Download the 122 repair manual. There's a section in there on creeper repair.
Thanks

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It’s not coming out that easy as it says in the manual

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Can you identify the area in which you are having trouble?
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It’s step two got snap ring out and also got the oil seal out , not sure what we’re doing wrong
Maybe we have to tap it out , or should it just slide out. Dosnt want to slide out, do we turn shaft a certain amount?
It’s part 16 that comes out with shaft and bearing right? Then you can change bearing and install the new seal?
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After you get the big snap ring out from the front then the whole mess comes out all at once. There is an O-ring in there which is why it does not wanna move easily
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Dave C wrote:After you get the big snap ring out from the front then the whole mess comes out all at once. There is an O-ring in there which is why it does not wanna move easily
Ok he got it out thinking the 47 year old o ring was so hard it was holding up the removal. Had to use a little press and got it out
You can see the sliced o-ring!
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Cool u got it. Lmk if you need that 0 ring. I think i bought 40 the last time. I actually prob have the seal
Brg o ring. All in stock
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Dave C wrote:Cool u got it. Lmk if you need that 0 ring. I think i bought 40 the last time. I actually prob have the seal
Brg o ring. All in stock
I ll let him know thanks for your help and input

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Well good for you, the shaft and gears are looking no worse for wear either.
Any combination of things could have been causing the trouble. Obviously the O ring was not liking that very much :lol: It probably was hung up within the snap ring groove to peel off like that. There may have been a burr on that groove or paint on the machined area along with any dirt mixed in. Give the bore around the snap ring a little hand polish with some 240 sandpaper before reassembly so it goes back in smoother than it came out.

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All back together now
For assembly he had to use the press again in order to get the o ring and clip but that’s probably cause at 80 years old he didn’t have the strength to push it by hand
Thanks to all for your invite and help

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