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Need help with Case 2290 front engine crankshaft seal

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Posted by andy on March 28, 2003 at 19:04:02 from (216.51.128.137):

My Case 2290 front main seal is leaking. What needs to be done to replace this? Does the radiator need to come off? Does the crank always have a sleeve on it? How does the pulley come off (slides off or pull it)? If there is no sleeve does one need to go back on to make the crank smooth again? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. andy

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