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Cement for final drive bellows seals?

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17 years 7 months ago #4961 by D6Rick
Thanks for all the advice and tips. I sure appreciate it. This tractor had bellows with the rubber gaskets on the backside. I called Olson about the 3B3383 seals and I'm waiting to hear back from them. Is there a substitute cement that I can buy at NAPA. Our nearest CAT dealer is about 80 miles away. I suppose they would ship it to me for a few extra bucks. If NAPA has anything that would equal Cats cement it would be more convenient. Thanks, Rick.

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17 years 7 months ago #4968 by bob
I think the contact cement you use for arborite should work. They both smell the same and act the same when useing them.
Later Bob

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17 years 7 months ago #4990 by Old Magnet
The D4 Servicemen's Reference Book calls for using Aviation Permatex #3 or equivalent.

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17 years 7 months ago #4991 by Kelly
Replied by Kelly on topic Form a Gasket..
And here what looks like after being used. LOL
Kelly
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17 years 6 months ago #5256 by D6Rick
Replied by D6Rick on topic Bellows seal part #
Thanks for everyones help on the cement question. I got busy with some other things and still haven't ordered any seals. I was studying my parts book today and it looks like I have the later style bellows seal assembly (5H426) which takes a 5H390 seal instead of a 3B3383. What is the difference between those two seals? I did a parts search for the 5H390 and didn't get any results. Is there a newer number that replaces it? I'm attaching a picture of the bellows I have. Am I correct on it being a late style part #5H426? Thanks, Rick.
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17 years 6 months ago #5261 by Old Magnet
Yes, that is the later rubber type bellows seal. They went through an evolution of cork to leather on the wear washer side and rubber composition to snap on type rubber gasket (no cement) on the back side. Don't know about superseded part number, better check with Cat.

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17 years 6 months ago #5318 by D6Rick
Thanks Old Magnet. I appreciate the help. Rick

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