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    Rear prop shaft felt seal

    Hi,
    Bit stumped, as I cannot find this item anywhere.
    The seal sits under the threaded 'cap'
    Help please on where to look. I need Two.
    Thanks
    whitehillbilly

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    Quote Originally Posted by whitehillbilly64 View Post
    Hi,
    Bit stumped, as I cannot find this item anywhere.
    The seal sits under the threaded 'cap'
    Help please on where to look. I need Two.
    Thanks
    whitehillbilly
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    You mean No. 17 in the attached?

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    I don't think that is what he is looking for. He is looking for the felt washer in the sliding joint on the prop shaft. It does not have a separate part number in the manual. If anyone finds a source, I want to know! (The one I made is not working too well)
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    Hardy Spicer

    Hello from Brisbane.

    I had the same problem a few weeks ago - you won’t find it in the parts catalogue. It basically isn’t there.

    The original propshaft slider has a cork washer and a split flat metal ring holding it in place under the screw cap. This has been replaced by a neoprene washer which doesn’t need the split ring although you can fit them.

    I went to Hardy Spicer here in Brisbane and the guy behind the counter quickly sorted it out with new neoprene washers. They are fairly cheap and simply stretch over the spline to go into place on the shaft. Hardy Spicer made the OEM shafts - at least on my truck.

    Cheers,

    Neil

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    I don't think that is what he is looking for.
    Sorry, I should learn to read twice, post once, a bit like a carpenter...

    Actually, I am now interested in the answer too, as just about to take mine apart. So, I'm off to Hardy Spicer it seems....

    Mark

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    Thanks for the replies
    UK boys came up with this.
    04-2055 NORTON DOMINATOR SINGLE FEATHERBED FOOTREST SPACER TUBE FELT SEAL WASHER | eBay

    Had a thought about my Fergy axle seal. No5
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    Have to dig one out and have a look.

    Whitehillbilly

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    If anyone finds a source, I want to know! (The one I made is not working too well)
    John,

    Hello from Brisbane.

    As per the posted response immediately after yours - the replacement seal/washers are readily available through Hardy Spicer - and presumably any other outlet specialising in automotive drive shafts. They were a stock item in Brisbane.

    The original cork washers that were supported by a split flat washer typically disintegrate when the prop halves are separated. So, these have been replaced by a neoprene washer that is very simple to fit.

    Probably someone in Dubbo would have them.

    Cheers,

    Neil
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    I've sourced them locally.
    A polymer 'seal', well a thick washer, with a lip both sides. Come with a new threaded collar.

    If I get time I could get some & deliver at Cooma.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gromit View Post
    I've sourced them locally.
    A polymer 'seal', well a thick washer, with a lip both sides. Come with a new threaded collar.

    If I get time I could get some & deliver at Cooma.

    Colin
    See you in Cooma!
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    Ok?

    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    See you in Cooma!
    John,

    Hello from Brisbane.

    If Colin hasn’t got time to get the seals before Cooma I could probably pick up a set here locally at Hardy Spicer and bring them down to Cooma.

    They are as he described, a washer with sealing faces. A set of two costs around $20.

    Cheers,

    Neil

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