pump seals

digsalot · Sep 21, 2015

I have a 1996 753. Wheres a good place to get motor seal kits. Thanks

Tazza · Sep 21, 2015

What engine seals do you need?
Ebay may have what you need, or else try a Kubota sealer.

digsalot · Sep 22, 2015

Tazza said:
What engine seals do you need?
Ebay may have what you need, or else try a Kubota sealer.

oops. guess I need to be more detailed. seal kits for the hydraulic drive motors. sometimes things that sound good to me don't make sense to everybody else.

Tazza · Sep 23, 2015

digsalot said:
oops. guess I need to be more detailed. seal kits for the hydraulic drive motors. sometimes things that sound good to me don't make sense to everybody else.

hehehe, you are not alone there, dont worry. The amount of times i get a look that says what the hell have you been smoking.......
Ok, drive motor seals!
You have a few choices. Loader parts source will have seal kits at a batter price than the dealer. I got kits from them years ago to re-seal my 763.
Not trying to do them out of some business, but i have had great success with replacing only the Orings on my drive motors IF they are the older style that don't have weird seals that the newer ones do. I re-sealed drive motors a few years back and it cost me $5 per motor as the plastic backup rings were still good. It's a different story if the backups are cracked, you will need a kit.
I got my orings from the local hydraulic seal shop, take the samples in and even the parts they fit to and they will match them for you.
Get your motors apart and inspect the backups and the other seals, then you know where to start.
Hopefully at least a bit of that made sense....

digsalot · Sep 23, 2015

Tazza said:
hehehe, you are not alone there, dont worry. The amount of times i get a look that says what the hell have you been smoking.......
Ok, drive motor seals!
You have a few choices. Loader parts source will have seal kits at a batter price than the dealer. I got kits from them years ago to re-seal my 763.
Not trying to do them out of some business, but i have had great success with replacing only the Orings on my drive motors IF they are the older style that don't have weird seals that the newer ones do. I re-sealed drive motors a few years back and it cost me $5 per motor as the plastic backup rings were still good. It's a different story if the backups are cracked, you will need a kit.
I got my orings from the local hydraulic seal shop, take the samples in and even the parts they fit to and they will match them for you.
Get your motors apart and inspect the backups and the other seals, then you know where to start.
Hopefully at least a bit of that made sense....

made perfect sense. made some calls today. dealer is cheapest on kit. ill tear them down first though. thanks