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Tiller Gear Case Oil Seal (replaces 147344, 532155236, 5321552-36, 9672R) 155236

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Part #155236

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Part Information

This gear case oil seal (part number 155236) is for tillers.

Gear case oil seal 155236 prevents oil from leaking around the tine shaft.

Wear work gloves to protect your hands when installing this part.

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Reviews

Mack
OhioReviews 5Votes 0
• 1 year ago
Mack• 1 year ago
Seal

Seal is a seal. Still waiting on parts to finish assembly. Not too worried about its effectiveness.

Response from Sears PartsDirect:
Sears Home Services • 1 year ago

Thank you so much for your 5-star rating! We are happy to see that you had a great experience. Thank you for your business!

Kerry
algoma wiReviews 2Votes 0
• 2 years ago
Kerry• 2 years ago
Good quality and sealing for tiller tine shaft

Perfect fit good seal to keep oil in and dirt out.

dnewt
FLReviews 2Votes 0
• 3 years ago
dnewt• 3 years ago
fits and does the job

fit form and function exactly what was needed. Some problem installing but the problem was caused by a frozen pin before access to the seal.

born58
Bakersfield Ca.Reviews 1Votes 0
• 4 years ago
born58• 4 years ago
very to install

drained oil, removed tangs, pulled old seals, drove in new seals, installed tangs and added oil.

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