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Front Axle Seal for John Deere 6000 Series with APL 2035-2045 Axles

Original price was: $38.91.Current price is: $20.09.

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When you notice oil dripping from your front wheel or coating the inside of your tire, it’s time to get this axle seal replaced before you’re looking at expensive bearing damage. This precision seal keeps gear oil where it belongs while stopping dirt and moisture from getting into your front differential, preventing the kind of contamination that turns lubrication into grinding paste.

What You’re Getting

  • Precise 46mm x 65mm x 21mm dimensions made with premium materials for long-lasting gear oil resistance
  • Double-lip design provides two barriers against leaks – keeping oil in while blocking water, dirt, and debris from getting in
  • Built tough to handle the constant movement and pressure changes your front axle sees during field work
  • Direct fit for John Deere APL2035-2045 axles found in 6000 series tractors

Built for Real Farm Work

This seal serves John Deere 6000 series tractors that handle everything from loader work to precision farming operations. These front-wheel-assist tractors work in muddy fields, dusty conditions, and wet weather where seal integrity makes the difference between reliable operation and expensive repairs. Whether you’re moving feed with a loader or pulling implements across challenging terrain, your front axle components take serious abuse.

Made to Last

This seal is manufactured with premium materials specifically designed for gear oil resistance and longevity. The construction handles the temperature swings, pressure changes, and contamination challenges that come with agricultural work, maintaining its sealing ability season after season.

Installation Notes

Clean the seal bore thoroughly and use proper installation tools – never hammer directly on the seal as cocking destroys new seals, and pre-lubricate the seal lips with gear oil. Replace seals in pairs for best results, and here’s a pro tip – if you keep having seal problems, check for worn bearings that allow shaft movement since that’ll destroy seals quickly.