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Old 07-22-2002, 08:46 AM
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I have a B&M 250 that is throwing lube out the front "nose" where the upper pulley attaches. I've never opened one up before - are there seals/bearings that can be replaced at home, or do I need to send it off to a blower shop?

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Thanks Brad - they were going to be my first phone call this morning.
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I did the tear down tonight and it looks like it is just the front seal. I'm going to a friends house tomorrow night and press the bearing & shaft out. Should be easy enough to fix myself, so I'll order the parts from The Blower Shop.

Thanks for the help..
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I could tell ya how but you still owe me a Formula flag!!!!!
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I thought it was a Superboat flag. Make up yer mind!
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It was a Superboat. However you waited so damn long that now I have a Formula and I guess that is the flag of choice
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Along with the seal, be sure to check that your pulley is not "grooved" where it goes into the snout.....this will also cause an oil leak
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hi-perf, you're right on target. The pulley was groved too. Bad seal + groved pulley = hatch full of gear lube.

What causes the groves?
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