I am sorry to say that your next job is to take it all apart again...purchase a new seal. Then look at your video and you will see that you have driven the seal in from the outer side, IT SHOULD have been driven in from the inside. You removed the shaft and bearings to get access to the seal it goes back together in the reverse of assembly.
@@jactor7274 Myself being an old man I am glad I was never filmed as I worked....we all make mistakes, it's how we learn. It's a good thing they changed the seal design to all rubber it may be more forgiving. By the way I noticed this as I have seen two or three RU-vid clips were the same mistake was made. In time both seals did require a change out, yet your seal seems much more forgiving, just think about the thousands of weekend warriors that have done the same reverse installation. On Monday they had to go to their local tractor supply for a new seal.
Yes I always make mistakes I’m no mechanic lol I just like to make videos because I like the old tractors so much. And yes it is helping me learn a lot
@Jactor tried rocking it in and out of gear. Pto in and out. Im wondering if a bearing or something seized up inside. Everything worked though , just leaking
