Cub Cadet with Kolher Command 25 blows all of the oil out the crankshaft seal
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Cub Cadet with Kolher Command 25 blows all of the oil out the crankshaft seal
I have a Kolher command 25 hp engine in a Cub Cadet 2550 that will blow all of the oil out of the engine PTO crank shaft seal. It does this in 30 minutes or less. This is what I have done so far. I have changed the crankshaft seal, the crankcase vent reed, cover gasket and cover plate. Does anyone know what I should do now?
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Is the engine running well? If not check the compression. It may be losing compression into the crankcase.
Also, was the sealing surface on the shaft in good shape for the seal to fit against?
Also, was the sealing surface on the shaft in good shape for the seal to fit against?
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I wonder if the main bearing tolerance is good for that end of the crankshaft. There has to be a reason. It would come down to excessive pressure, but that could or should be relieved out the crankcase vent, or a poor combination of bearing tolerance/seal/seal surface at the crank shaft.
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Given all the parts are good I'll have to join you at being at a loss on this one. There's a lot of shop guys here, though. You should get some help.
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Does the engine smoke while running? Double checking... you did a leakdown test and did not detect abnormal leakage into the crankcase? If the side play on the shaft is good, the crank sealing surface is good, and the bore where the seal fits is good, I would suspect a seal problem. Maybe the spring behind the lip popped out?