Massey Ferguson Tractor Parts Oil Seal High Quality Parts

Company Profile

LONMAR established at Rui’an Wenzhou where called “Chinese capital of Auto& moto parts” in 2007, is an export-oriented enterprise which specializes in the sale of tractor parts. 

We always uphold the creed of “dedicated to provide you the most competitive tractor repair supports and solutions”, carry through the operation 

principle of “global purchasing, global marketing”, also consistently promote the quality policy of “create, transcend, accumulate, optimize, practice, construct”.

Brand Meaning

LONMAR established at Rui'an Wenzhou where called "Chinese capital of Auto& moto parts" in 2007, is an export-oriented enterprise which specializes in the sale of tractor parts. 

We always uphold the creed of "dedicated to provide you the most competitive tractor repair supports and solutions", carry through the operation principle of "global purchasing, global marketing", also consistently promote the quality policy of "create, transcend, accumulate, optimize, practice, construct".

Because of that, we have transformed from traditional trading to entity trading, based on our 18-22 strategy to make interconnection between supply and operation. We are building up a professionalization, standardization, modernization, internationalization team with our sense of vison and responsibility that to provide top tractor maintenance support and solution, also endeavor to become “Your 1st Choice for Your Tractor Needs”.

What Can We Provide?

Premiumn Products

1. Establish standardized supplier evaluation and quality control system;
2. Professional SQE;
3. Strict enforcement of ISO9001 quality standards, all products have been included into to quality traceable system;
4. Intergrate industrial talents with technological resources, develop and innovate with customers and suppliers, keep improving product quality. 

Full of Range

Includes resources of global premium supply chains, we now have 14 brands of agricultural machinery and engine, which covers more than 11,000 kinds of engine, chassis, electric appliance and body accessories. Based on growing trend of after-market and products, we will continue optimizing product information and structure, also developing new marketable products. 

Resonable Price

1. Build auto cost accounting system;
2. Cost control in all process from procurement to logistics delivery;
3. Integrate orders and centralized procurement to provide the most reasonable price. 

Professional Service

1. Customer-oriented, resource integration, offer one-stop product customization service;
2. Focus on global market, multi-dimensional market research and analysis, offer global market information for our customers;
3. Offer overall design scheme of brand packaging;
4. Equipped with individual warehouse and partial inventory to speed up deliveries, and now we are preparing for port storage center both at home and abroad;
5.Focus on industry development for 10 years, armed with an effective internal collaboration team, carry out professional systematic training regularly, hence to provide comprehensive professional service! 

Even though i checked it out i missed a few things but hey when you buy a old piece of equipment you should expect it.

Well after cutting the grass a few times i noticed hydraulic oil on the left rear axle.
Here is a picture showing where marked with a circle.

Now i want to give credit to the forum and to a few members. Vic who has made the videos and Wolfman for his continuous untiring response to sometimes duplicate questions.

Vic's advise to new owners mentioned going over your old tractor and fully servicing it.
I took Vic's advise to heart and ordered, new hoses for radiator, new screen for hydraulic fluid , even new thermostat , new oil, fuel, air and hydraulic filters, and while i was at it used the workshop manual to see what the potential cause of the oil i was seeing was.
Not having ever worked on a tractor before, i ordered a seal for the axle as well as the seal located behind the brake shoes in this housing.
I concluded that if the inner oil seal was leaking i best order new brake shoes and gasket for that housing. Coleman worked very well for me and so did replacement parts on ebay.

Thanks to Wolfman i ordered new tires for both front and rear, for front i ordered from Miller via ebay and rear i managed to get Carlisle locally.
My old tires were filled with windscreen washer fluid, despite the Kubota manuals saying the lawn tires should not be filled, would love to hear comments on this because after just having cut grass for first time since my service and tire change, it certainly bounced around.

So when i opened the side brake housing below you can see the mess. This is after the flood of oil poured out.

To take the leaking seal out i used the self tapping screw method

To get to this seal you need to remove the brake drum then it reveals itself.

Here is my fix and by the way i tapped the new seal home with a tube of water pipe.

Put new brake shoes in

Then again thanks to Vic cleaning the air filter housing turned into a bit of a project. Here is what came out of the lid once i got two compartments apart

I still have a fair bit i want to do to this tractor but it will have to wait till next summer.

Hope something here helps someone the way posts here have helped me.

So i purchased my first tractor in May this year its a B6200 4x4 with power steering and a 60" belly mower.Even though i checked it out i missed a few things but hey when you buy a old piece of equipment you should expect it.Well after cutting the grass a few times i noticed hydraulic oil on the left rear axle.Here is a picture showing where marked with a circle.Now i want to give credit to the forum and to a few members. Vic who has made the videos and Wolfman for his continuous untiring response to sometimes duplicate questions.Vic's advise to new owners mentioned going over your old tractor and fully servicing it.I took Vic's advise to heart and ordered, new hoses for radiator, new screen for hydraulic fluid , even new thermostat , new oil, fuel, air and hydraulic filters, and while i was at it used the workshop manual to see what the potential cause of the oil i was seeing was.Not having ever worked on a tractor before, i ordered a seal for the axle as well as the seal located behind the brake shoes in this housing.I concluded that if the inner oil seal was leaking i best order new brake shoes and gasket for that housing. Coleman worked very well for me and so did replacement parts on ebay.Thanks to Wolfman i ordered new tires for both front and rear, for front i ordered from Miller via ebay and rear i managed to get Carlisle locally.My old tires were filled with windscreen washer fluid, despite the Kubota manuals saying the lawn tires should not be filled, would love to hear comments on this because after just having cut grass for first time since my service and tire change, it certainly bounced around.So when i opened the side brake housing below you can see the mess. This is after the flood of oil poured out.To take the leaking seal out i used the self tapping screw methodTo get to this seal you need to remove the brake drum then it reveals itself.Here is my fix and by the way i tapped the new seal home with a tube of water pipe.Put new brake shoes inThen again thanks to Vic cleaning the air filter housing turned into a bit of a project. Here is what came out of the lid once i got two compartments apartI still have a fair bit i want to do to this tractor but it will have to wait till next summer.Hope something here helps someone the way posts here have helped me.

Product Description

Basic information:

Oil seal is often called grease, fluid, dirt or lip seals. Oil seal is an integral part in any rotating and moving part assembly. They close spaces between stationary and moving components in mechanical equipment. In most applications, the seal is either partially or temporarily immersed or is simply exposed to splashing lubricant, particularly in engines, transmissions, gearboxes or axles. They are vital components of almost every type of machine and vehicle in operation. An oil seal normally consists of three basic components: The Sealing Element (the nitrile rubber part), the Metal Case, and the Spring. It is a widely used sealing component. The function of a seal is to prevent the leakage of medium along the moving parts.