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Oil Seal for John Deere Tractor and Equipment Applications

Original price was: $13.61.Current price is: $7.33.

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When you’re hearing grinding noises from your transmission or finding puddles of hydraulic oil under your equipment, it’s usually a seal that’s given up the ghost. A failed seal lets dirt and moisture into critical components while letting precious fluids leak out—that’s a recipe for expensive repairs down the road. This replacement seal keeps things sealed up tight so you can get back to work without worrying about what’s happening inside your drivetrain.

What You’re Getting

  • Quality rubber compound that stands up to hydraulic oils, gear oil, and temperature swings from winter storage to summer heat
  • Precision-molded lip design maintains consistent contact even as housings wear slightly over time
  • Engineered to handle the pressure cycles and vibration that come with PTO work and hydraulic systems
  • Drop-in replacement that restores factory-level sealing performance

Built for Real Farm Work

This seal works in various agricultural applications where you need reliable fluid containment—transmission seals, hydraulic pump housings, and drive components on tractors and equipment. Whether you’re working with loaders, operating hydraulic remotes, or running implements that put constant stress on your machine’s fluid systems, this seal provides the protection you need.

Made to Last

Equipment seals take a beating from heat buildup, pressure spikes, and constant rotation. This one uses compounds specifically chosen for agricultural fluid compatibility and temperature resistance. The reinforced construction keeps doing its job even when components get hot during long operating days.

Good to Know

Clean the seal housing completely and check for any scratches or wear that might cause future leaks. A thin coat of the fluid being sealed helps with installation and prevents tearing the seal lip during assembly. When one seal fails, it’s smart to replace others in the same area—they’ve all seen the same hours and conditions.