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Super major brake shaft seal

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2018 12:08 pm
by Agromick82
Hi All

Are the seals on the brake shaft the same across all models?

I can’t seem to find a super major seal for this job.


Cheers

Mick

Re: Super major brake shaft seal

Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2018 1:59 am
by shepp
Hi Mick

No, the seals on the Major and Power Major are different to the Super Major. The Major and Power Major have 2 seals inboard and outboard of the brake extension housing.
The Super Major has a single seal of a different size to one's used on the Major and Power Major.

Agriline list them on their website, as does Silver Fox Tractor Spares and several other
suppliers.

Re: Super major brake shaft seal

Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2018 10:13 am
by Agromick82
Thanks shepp for getting back to me.

I can’t find a part number in my manuals I’ll order a couple tomorrow

Cheers

Mick

Re: Super major brake shaft seal

Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2018 12:41 pm
by shepp
Hi Mick

Right, understand the part you mean now, Fordson part number E27N-2567-A, brake and clutch cross shaft seal. Looks like the same seal was used on the E27N, Major, Power Major and Super Major.

Silver Fox list the same seal for Major/Power Major/ Super Major tractors as also do Agriline. The seal dimension is 1.75 x 1.12 x 0.43 inches in Imperial and 44 x 29 x 11 metric millimetres. Agriline part number 5229 at £3.50, 2 seals needed one each side.
Silver Fox have no part number just described as "Power Major and Super Major brake shaft seal" at £6.35.

Good luck!

Re: Super major brake shaft seal

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2018 4:30 am
by Agromick82
So I’m having real trouble getting the cross shaft level off the shaft. It seems to have a bolt or a pin in the lever but I can’t drill it and I’ve tried welding nuts to the end of it but it is so stuck it twists off the nut? So how does it come apart? Is it a pin or a bolt?
I’m about to destroy it to get it off HELP

Re: Super major brake shaft seal

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2018 5:43 am
by Agromick82
Ok crisis averted.

For anyone else trying to remove the peddle, the culprit is a wedge pin and just needs to be driven out.

Cheers