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Outer Hub Seal 150x178x13mm for John Deere 6000 Series Tractors

Original price was: $77.09.Current price is: $42.92.

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Nothing ruins a good work day quite like spotting gear oil dripping from your rear wheels or finding a puddle under your tractor after a long day in the field. When that outer hub seal goes bad, you’re not just losing expensive gear oil—you’re letting dirt and water into places they shouldn’t be. This premium seal puts an end to leaks and keeps your hub assembly protected where it counts.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision 150x178x13mm dimensions for exact fit with no modifications needed
  • Double-lip design provides backup protection if the primary seal starts wearing
  • Premium rubber compounds that stay flexible through temperature swings and resist cracking
  • Steel reinforcement case maintains shape under pressure and heat from brake operation
  • Direct replacement that installs just like the original factory seal

Built for Real Farm Work

Your 6000 series John Deere handles serious work, whether it’s a 6200 running a loader all day, a 6300 pulling heavy tillage equipment, or a 6400 hauling loads down the road. These tractors see constant hub rotation, brake heat, mud, chemicals, and everything else farm life throws at them. This seal is built specifically for that kind of punishment, keeping gear oil where it belongs while blocking contamination.

Made to Last

This isn’t your basic hardware store seal. The advanced materials resist the hardening and splitting that kills cheaper seals, while the precision molding ensures consistent lip contact throughout the service life. The double-lip design means even if wear starts on one lip, you’ve got backup protection keeping things sealed tight.

Installation Notes

Clean that seal bore thoroughly and check for any scoring before installation. Use a proper seal driver to get it seated square—cocking a new seal destroys it fast. Pre-lube those seal lips with gear oil before you install, and never reuse old seals when you’re doing hub work. Pro tip: if you’re chasing repeated seal failures, check those hub bearings for play—worn bearings let the shaft move around and tear up even good seals.