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HELLO TRYING TO FIND REPLACEMENT SEALS AND REPLACEMENT PARTS TO RENEW A 416 H I BOUGHT NEW 26 YRS AGO.

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Pullstart

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Most parts are available, through either local NAPA stores, or online vendors.  What are you looking for in particular?

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4 minutes ago, TIM COOLEY said:

HELLO TRYING TO FIND REPLACEMENT SEALS AND REPLACEMENT PARTS TO RENEW A 416 H I BOUGHT NEW 26 YRS AGO

 

Here is a source for the tranny seals. He carries many other parts as well.

https://wheelhorsepartsandmore.com/product-category/hydro-transmissions/

 

Here is a cross reference for the tranny seals & bearings if you wish to purchase them else where.

 

For engine parts and seals you will need to look for those through Onan, don't know of too many after market Onan parts.

Find you engine in our manuals section.

https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/files/category/14-onan-service-manuals/

 

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The bearing & cross reference thread is more for manual transmissions.  some of those bearings and seals will work but not the ones that attach to the pump.  Be more specific and we can do better pointing you to the right stuff.  :occasion-xmas:

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Glad you found this site. once we know what specific seals and other parts you need we can help you out. Also, before you begin removing parts and pieces please check in so we can help you avoid some of the pitfalls we have experienced.

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