1984 Work Horse GT-1600 REFRESH

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

Maybe after the wipe down with paint thinner I should just let it dry at its own pace...

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

2 minutes ago, rjg854 said:

If I remember correctly, within an hour, or after 48 hours. I just got done painting engine parts myself.

Show off !!!

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

5 minutes ago, rjg854 said:

If I remember correctly, within an hour, or after 48 hours. I just got done painting engine parts myself.

Do you use a spray gun or rattle cans ?

[rjg854 11,361]

Sorry not trying to steal your thunder

[rjg854 11,361]

Rust-Oleum spray bombs

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

7 minutes ago, rjg854 said:

Sorry not trying to steal your thunder

You are not stealing nothing here...all are welcome. I love the comments and pics !

[WheelHorse520H 708]

On the VHT paint I used a couple months ago all coats had to be applied within an hour or after a full 7 days.

[Lee1977 6,659]

The last thing I do before painting small pieces Is wash it off with hot water. You may have had some paint thinner left on it. 

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

5 hours ago, Lee1977 said:

The last thing I do before painting small pieces Is wash it off with hot water. You may have had some paint thinner left on it. 

How do you dry the part after that ?

[Lee1977 6,659]

4 hours ago, Horse Newbie said:

How do you dry the part after that ?

Metal drys fast If you use hot water

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

16 hours ago, Lee1977 said:

Metal drys fast If you use hot water

So you let it dry on it's own instead of using something like compressed air ?

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

My intake manifold gaskets arrived at the lawn care equipment center so I swung by and picked them up...

Also received my new clutch disc from K & B Horse Parts ( @76c12091520h )...

progress on the 1984 Work Horse GT-1600 8 SPEED anticipated...

Edited October 29, 2021 by Horse Newbie

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

I really wasn't planning on all this !

I guess you would call this the input shaft on the transmission/ gearbox on the 1984 Work Horse GT-1600.

Is there a seal here, and if there is, can you replace it without taking the trans apart ?

[Gregor 4,846]

apparently so, although I am not familiar with this particular tractor. There pretty much has to be a seal, and it has to be replaced from the outside. All you have to do is get the old one out. Key # 13 in the diagram. Part # 100442  Someone else may be able to tell you the inside and outside diameters.

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

Thanks @Gregor...I feel like I need to research more as I am definitely going into uncharted territory for me.

@ebinmaine , @lynnmor , @WHX?? can on of you tag the transmission GURU. on Red Square for me ?... I can't recall who it is...

[rjg854 11,361]

@stevasaurus

[Gregor 4,846]

22 minutes ago, Gregor said:

All you have to do is get the old one out.

On second thought, your shaft doesn't look too bad. If there is room in the boss, simply add another seal. If this is a bad idea, hopefully someone will say so. Personally, I have never done it.

[stevasaurus 22,739]

Hello @Horse Newbie, looks like you have been doing some very nice work.  You should have the #5086 Wheel Horse transmission.  It has 1" axles and a 4 pinion differential.  That input gasket is about 1/8" thick, so be careful when you dig it out.  An awl or a very small punch can dig it out...just work it around.  They come out fairly easily.  The replacement is, like is shown above, #100442 which crosses to SKF #6105.  File any burrs on the end of the shaft and the key way and then tape with masking tape to avoid ripping the rubber in the seal when replacing.  Tap in working around in little bits with a punch and ball peen or a piece of 1" PVC.

   Any other questions, just ask.  

 

Edited post to reflect #5086 trans.

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

@stevasaurus, thank you a lot for helping me with the input shaft seal...

And yes I do have more questions...

Can the other seals- axles, brake shaft, be replaced also without taking the transmission apart ?

I'm not gonna tell the members how I got that right side hub off !

Also, is there any kind of seal around the Hi-Lo selector shaft ?

Pics attached for members viewing pleasure...

Edited October 30, 2021 by Horse Newbie

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

1 hour ago, stevasaurus said:

You should have the #5091 Wheel Horse transmission. 

Is this number cast into the case somewhere @stevasaurus ?

[Lee1977 6,659]

16 minutes ago, Horse Newbie said:

Is this number cast into the case somewhere @stevasaurus ?

No I haven't seen any casting  numbers.  The input seal is SKF 6105, the brake seal is SKF 7410, and the i" axle seais are SKF 9815.

You need to lightly file the key ways to remove any burs and tape with thin tape tp keep from cutting the seals when installing them..

[kpinnc 12,049]

And nope- nothing seals the hi/lo shifter. Always wondered why, but it is what it is.

 

All the seals can be replaced without splitting the case. 

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

1 hour ago, kpinnc said:

All the seals can be replaced without splitting the case. 

Thanks @kpinnc !

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

2 hours ago, Lee1977 said:

No I haven't seen any casting  numbers.  The input seal is SKF 6105, the brake seal is SKF 7410, and the i" axle seais are SKF 9815.

You need to lightly file the key ways to remove any burs and tape with thin tape tp keep from cutting the seals when installing them..

Thanks @Lee1977 !

[Horse Newbie 7,069]

Ordered axle, input shaft, brake shaft seals, and a shifter boot from @wheelhorseman at Wheel Horse Parts and More. Should be here by morning...