Axle Seal Replacement on a Lawn Tractor
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2020
- How to replace an axle seal on a lawn tractor. Grease all over the rear tires? Replacing axle seals on a General Transmission RS800. Common transaxle repair. Showing pro techniques on removing and reinstalling the axle’s E-clip or snap ring, dust cap, and seal.
Lawn Tractor: Husqvarna YTA 19K42
Transmission: RS800
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Axle Seal Part # GT41857, 587086401, 587086301
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Some brands that use the RS800 transmission
Husqvarna
Craftsman
John Deere
Ariens
Cub Cadet
Poulan Pro
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perfect video! however you did not show how to replace the oil/grease that was lost from the axel. Overall still a good video. P/n's would be nice too.
This was exactly what I needed!!!! Right to the chase and easy instructions! Thank you!
Just what I was looking for. Not too embellished. To the point. Good editing.
Picasso!
Greasing the wheel/axle before putting it on is a life saver. I have a tractor I got where the previous owner did not do that and it was really difficult to get the wheels off
Can’t believe it just has a snap ring holding the tires on the drive wheel. These new tractors are throwaways.
Bro this just saved me a trip to the dealer. Thanks!
I give this Vajayo 10 out of 10!!!! I have the 46" unit and at least one of the seals is blown out, I have new ones on order. this was a perfect step by step how to, thank you so much!!!!
This very informative video. But how do you fill it so there's enough oil? In the Trans axel. Thank you
Did you ever figure that out?
I have the same question…. Anyone have the answer?
It is a pain in the butt to get the oil filled on these. My seal went out so I have the entire axel out right now. There is a cap below the fan that you have to take off to fill the oil. You have to take the battery and battery holder out to see the fan. You may be able to get it done without pulling the axel but they are easy enough to get out that I'd just pull it. Mine was leaking fluid from the seal and stopped moving. I am hoping that a new seal and filling the fluid back up will solve the problem.
I never found a fill hole. I drilled n put a plug in mine. Take battery n battery box out first
Very good video. Clear and consice explanation. Easy to follow and understand. Every step taken was toward accomplishment of your objective. Very helpful to me . Thankyou Sir.
Perfect video!!!! Quick to tha point and showed me exactly what i needed to see!!! Thank YOU!!!!
Thanks for the ride!!!👍
Awesome video. Looks like you value your time and ours.
Thank you, very helpfull
Awesome video. Our great neighbors to the North come through in a clutch again! Thanks.
Great video. Thank you!
Do you need to add any grease to axle, mine is leaking pretty good.I mean the trans axle is there a way to check the fluid.
Nice video, thanks man.
Great video, thank you so much
Thank you for the video. Makes replacing the seal very easy - what would I do without UA-cam!? However, I have a question. I have a Husqvarna YTA24V48. When my seal blew, a ton of axle grease came out as well. One - where do I refill the axle grease? I cant seem to find where it goes. And two - how do I know how much to add? Thanks.
I know this comment was 11 months ago, but whoever is reading this and wondering the answer, General Transmission says no worries about adding any lube if you replaced the seals for leaking. They overstuff the balls out of those. I've done many and never had a call back.
Great video sir
brillian - thanks!
good job
Awesome. Thank you
Where can you get these axle seals for Husqvarna, YTA22V46 we need them but can't find them?
Will these work with GT87128 RS800?
Good job. To replace fluids that squished out you'll need to drill a hole in top of trans and put a plug in. Sad that there is no way from the factory to add lube after it all leaks out.
How do you add gear oil to the transaxle
How to regressed bearing on a Poulenc pro pp 19a42 we’re do you put grease back in that you lost got new bearing they have no grease is there in put on the machine how do I get the in back in 5:44
Did you have to add more fluid,
How too put grease back in after taking old bearing out
Same seal right and left?
Great video - any way to add axle grease to top up what's been lost?
Thanks Nick! Each brand and model will have a slightly different method and weight of grease to add. If you have the RS800, General Transmission has this bulletin on adding more grease: services.generaltransmissions.com/en/instruction.html?file=files/general_transmissions/images/Technical%20information/Bulletins/RS800%20Add%20grease%20into%20unit.pdf
If you have another model you'll have to check with the manufactures website.
I personally didn't add anymore grease to the transaxle in this video. One reason it didn't lose very much and the other it's a pain on these RS800 transmissions, as you'll see it the bulletin.
Yes, great video, but did I miss how to drain and refill?
RS 800 is inside oil ?
Hey! How do you know how much fluid to add because some of it came out. Excellent video showing how to replace them! Is there a trick to putting in more fluid/gear oil and how do you know when it is full. Thanks
Hi Dillan, each brand and model will have a slightly different method and weight of grease to add. If you have the RS800, General Transmission has this bulletin on adding more grease: services.generaltransmissions.com/en/instruction.html?file=files/general_transmissions/images/Technical%20information/Bulletins/RS800%20Add%20grease%20into%20unit.pdf
If you have another model you'll have to check with the manufactures website.
I personally didn't add anymore grease to the transaxle in this video. One reason it didn't lose very much and the other it's a pain on these RS800 transmissions, as you'll see it the bulletin. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!
@@PROSDIY Thank you for the powerpoint/link. It was very informative and also answered my questions!
Can’t you simply use a grease gun to add more grease when you have the seal removed?
@@jhoornbeck There's a housing behind the seal. It's not an open hole.
thanks for your video. I have a Craftsman T2200 with hydrostatic engine. I noticed today after I was using my agri-fab dethatcher that both rear seals were leaking. I'm not sure if it has been leaking before or not. How do I check to see if I need to add lubricant? Also do I only need the GT41857 seal for each wheel?
Hi Jason, each brand and model will have a slightly different method and weight of grease to add. If you have the RS800, General Transmission has this bulletin on adding more grease: services.generaltransmissions.com/en/instruction.html?file=files/general_transmissions/images/Technical%20information/Bulletins/RS800%20Add%20grease%20into%20unit.pdf
They recommend EP00 grease.
If you have another model you'll have to check with the manufactures website.
If it's leaking from both sides then you'll require a seal for both sides. I don't know what transaxle that the T2200 has in it. You're going to want to make sure you have the correct seals for your transaxle.
Thanks for the questions!
@@PROSDIY I ordered my seals. I used the mower today even tho the seals have been leaking. I started to notice that I had to really slam it in reverse to get it moving backwards. What do you think the cause of that? This was about 2 hours into using my dethatcher and bagger. I hope something else isn't going on.
@@jasonmcginnis4932 That's unfortunate. If enough grease leaks out of the transaxle it will overheat and can cause damage. The grease helps lubricate but it also keeps everything cool as well. To be honest, I don't know where to steer you. It could be many things and without seeing/hearing it, I can't properly diagnose it.
I found an easy way to install the key into the rear wheel. I put the wheel on and spin it around till the keyway on the axle and the wheel line up and slide the key in.
That's good to know
Hard to believe something this new needs seals. Plastic housing, are you sure ??? How much did you pay and when did you buy Sir ??? Thanks
Is there any way to add lubricant to this rear transaxle?
What type of fluid is recommended as a lube
Hi Greg, each brand and model will have a slightly different method and weight of grease to add. If you have the RS800, General Transmission has this bulletin on adding more grease: services.generaltransmissions.com/en/instruction.html?file=files/general_transmissions/images/Technical%20information/Bulletins/RS800%20Add%20grease%20into%20unit.pdf
They recommend EP00 grease.
If you have another model you'll have to check with the manufactures website. Thanks for the question.
Have a Husqvarna Garden tractor , Few days ago I was cutting grass going up hill. Suddenly the tractor stop would not move at . I thought the drive belt went so I replaced it . So I took it out of the garage and I noticed my right back tire looked like it was tilted like the axel was broke. Could that be the seal , causing it to tilt and and not move at all.
Could be a couple of things
I'm thinking maybe the axle seal is blown and all the axle fluid leaked out. Hydrostatic transmissions without fluid won't move.
Does the axle spin when it's in gear and the tire doesn't? That could be a broken axle key. (Probably the best case scenario)
If you jack up the lawn tractor, try spinning one axle to see if the other side's axle spins. It should. If it doesn't, it sounds like a broken axle or axle gear.
I'm just throwing thoughts out there, but it's hard to diagnose without seeing it. Hopefully this information gets you in the right direction.
@@PROSDIY yes broken axle is it hard to replace?
I see you have a John Deere in the background. Are they the same setup? I have a D110 that is leaking oil.
Most lawn tractors are going to have roughly the same setup. Maybe slightly different washers, etc. Your lawn tractor most likely has a Tuff Torq T40 transmission. The biggest thing is making sure you get the correct seals.
Double check that your transaxle is the T40. Here is the parts diagram for it: tufftorq.ordertree.com/catalog/partslist/view/group_id/426650/?assembly=Parts&assembly_id=2460
Axle Seal Part #72 : 187T0134280
Wheel won't go back on , what am I doing wrong ? And , seal is flush.
Do you recommend adding oil?
Only if you've lost a lot of grease. I didn't on this tractor as it was caught very early. General Transmission states "The grease quantity is therefore much less critical than oil level in a hydrostatic transaxle and, even if the leak seems excessive, there is usually no need to add any grease while replacing the seals."
You can see their bulletin at: services.generaltransmissions.com/en/instruction.html?file=files/general_transmissions/images/Technical%20information/Bulletins/RS800%20Add%20grease%20into%20unit.pdf
If you have a different model than the RS800 I would check with the manufacture's recommendations.
Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!
Do you know the axle seal part for a YTA 22V46? Would the ones you listed fit my mower?
YTA 22V46 had a lot of models over the years, but your transaxle is most likely a Tuff Torq K46. The axle seals in this video are for a General Transmission RS800, so they wouldn't work on your lawn tractor. Depending on the year of the tractor the axle seal may differ. I would contact a Husqvarna dealer to confirm the correct transaxle and seals. Thanks for the question!
Axle seals on mine pop out. I push them back in and they slide right back out. Gotta order some more
I replaced the two seals and one is already leaking after the first mowing of season ugh. Do I need another new seal already. Not a happy camper with how cheap these are made
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Axle Seal Part # GT41857, 587086401, 587086301
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Best to order 3 sets at a time so you can make it thru the super long 😢😢😢
I hear you, gezzz I went through 4 sets and I'm lucky to make a season. The last set I got one mowing before it started leaking. Is there anybody with a fix for this? It's annoying and expensive
Mine on my pony never leaks >>> i think you forgot to fill it back up
Why didn't you add oil clearly you lost oil from both seals?
Never thought I’d see a plastic transmission housing. Hard to call this thing a lawn “tractor.”
Pretty crazy right? I ended up selling it. It just wasn't able to keep up to what I needed it for.
hell he never showed how to put the oil backin
Each brand and model will have a slightly different method and weight of grease to add. If you have the RS800, General Transmission has this bulletin on adding more grease: services.generaltransmissions.com/en/instruction.html?file=files/general_transmissions/images/Technical%20information/Bulletins/RS800%20Add%20grease%20into%20unit.pdf
If you have another model you'll have to check with the manufactures website.
I personally didn't add anymore grease to the transaxle in this video. One reason it didn't lose very much and the other it's a pain on these RS800 transmissions, as you'll see it the bulletin.
Never, never buy a tractor with a plastic transaxle, you get what you pay for.