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this seams to be the third fix for this in my 4 years with the unit. whats up with that.
Quote from: menrats on June 25, 2011, 03:47 PMthis seams to be the third fix for this in my 4 years with the unit. whats up with that.As a manufacturing guy, I would say design flaw or the seal is not designed to withstand our heat. Most likely design or seal on the other side would fail too. I would have your guy check the shaft for nicks, pitting, or any roughness on the shaft that could be damaging the seal.
Quote from: sandman on June 25, 2011, 04:41 PMQuote from: menrats on June 25, 2011, 03:47 PMthis seams to be the third fix for this in my 4 years with the unit. whats up with that.As a manufacturing guy, I would say design flaw or the seal is not designed to withstand our heat. Most likely design or seal on the other side would fail too. I would have your guy check the shaft for nicks, pitting, or any roughness on the shaft that could be damaging the seal. what Sandman said. and how many dirt roads do you take.
Quote from: Fish Hawk on June 26, 2011, 06:57 AMQuote from: sandman on June 25, 2011, 04:41 PMQuote from: menrats on June 25, 2011, 03:47 PMthis seams to be the third fix for this in my 4 years with the unit. whats up with that.As a manufacturing guy, I would say design flaw or the seal is not designed to withstand our heat. Most likely design or seal on the other side would fail too. I would have your guy check the shaft for nicks, pitting, or any roughness on the shaft that could be damaging the seal. what Sandman said. and how many dirt roads do you take. Amen brother. That Apache Trail can really tear some stuff up.