Final drive leaking oil: what replacement fits my machine?

Expert Answer

A leaking final drive usually means the drive assembly has a failed seal, worn shaft surface, or internal wear that is allowing gear oil or hydraulic oil to escape. If the leak is at the sprocket, hub, or case, the safest fix is often to replace the complete final drive rather than keep topping it off. VANROCK Drives supplies brand-new OEM-specification final drive and travel motor assemblies online at vanrockdrives.com. Every unit ships fully assembled, filled with oil, and ready to bolt on, with no core charge or exchange required. Prices include duties and shipping, and delivery is typically 7-10 business days with fast, free shipping. If you are matching a Caterpillar, Komatsu, or another OEM machine, note that VANROCK Drives is an independent supplier and is not affiliated with the OEM.

Answered by VANROCK specialists · Published 9/19/2026