Description
When you’re dealing with oil leaks from your transmission or rear end, that puddle under your tractor isn’t just messy—it’s expensive. Every drop on the ground means your bearings, gears, and other components aren’t getting the lubrication they need. This universal oil seal with 1-1/8 inch shaft size and 2-1/8 inch outside diameter fits a wide range of agricultural equipment, stopping leaks at the source and keeping vital components properly lubricated.
What You’re Getting
- Precision dimensions ensure a snug fit on 1-1/8 inch shafts with housing bores up to 2-1/8 inches
- High-quality rubber compounds resist transmission fluid, gear oil, and hydraulic fluid breakdown
- Double-lip design keeps oil in while blocking dirt and moisture contamination
- Temperature-resistant construction handles the heat cycles and extreme conditions of farm work
- Universal application makes it a handy seal to keep in your parts inventory
Built for Real Farm Work
This seal size shows up in transmissions, final drives, and hydraulic systems across many brands of tractors and agricultural equipment. Whether you’re fixing a leaky transmission output shaft, replacing seals in a final drive housing, or stopping hydraulic leaks in implement systems, this versatile seal handles the job. It’s the kind of part that works on everything from older utility tractors to modern row-crop machines.
Made to Last
Farm equipment seals take a beating from constant vibration, temperature swings, and exposure to various fluids. This seal uses proven rubber formulations that maintain flexibility in cold weather while resisting hardening from heat and chemical exposure. The reinforced construction handles the shaft speeds and pressures common in agricultural applications without premature failure.
Good to Know
Always clean the shaft and housing bore thoroughly before installing any oil seal—even tiny scratches or debris cause immediate leaks. A thin coat of the fluid being sealed helps the seal lips during installation and initial break-in. If you’re replacing one seal in a system, consider checking others at the same time since they often wear at similar rates.
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