Good call. Took off banjo and completely blocked. Took out short shaft and no rust. The inside of the axle tube on the breather side has a lot of rust on it. Also had to order 2 new stub axles because of scoring and pitting. Turning out a bit expensive this oil seal.
Good call @lynallGood call. Took off banjo and completely blocked. Took out short shaft and no rust. The inside of the axle tube on the breather side has a lot of rust on it. Also had to order 2 new stub axles because of scoring and pitting. Turning out a bit expensive this oil seal.
I also thought the breather was just to relieve the pressure through expansion of oil. The main tell tale of a blockage being oil stains over the wheels. I never thought of condensation.
Did you have oil stains, Mick?
I've no idea really.
Not on the rear.
Your on form.
@v8250 , soon be time for a tidy up.And mine, and for sure many others. Once every six months I have a mahoosive clear up...4-5 weeks later it's back to normal. Amazingly, always seem to find whatever tool/part I'm looking for
Time yet, Mick. Loads of operating space there!
...and made me feel less conscious of my mess in the garage, the Landy tent and the two sheds
I just move it over to the other side. All done in 1/2 hour.@mick the builder , you've both shocked me...that's a mahoosive mess
But fcuk me, you've got some tidying up to do there...
I know, you can even see the worktops in places.
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