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Old 11-09-20, 12:47
David Herbert David Herbert is online now
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Malcolm,
You say that the seal contact area on both axles is very corroded. I think that it is pointless putting new seals in as they won't stand a chance of doing any sealing. Is it possible to precision cylindrical grind the sealing surface which will help the size mismatch and give the seals a chance to seal against a smooth surface. As long as this will not be the smallest diameter area of the shaft it shouldn't affect the strength. You just need an engineering shop with a big enough capacity cylindrical grinder to do the job.
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