seal around starter gear

was wondering if anyone knows what the part number is for the seal behind the starter gear. It's a pressed in one. I got it out and it was bad causing my starter to fill full of oil. Also does anyone now where to get one. I got my starter all cleaned up and just need to get that seal so I can go ridin. It did not have a part number on it. It goes aroun the c\haft that goes in the starter. thanks ahead of time
 
We do have them now but I do not have it on the site yet.
I have not been able to find the seal itself. I have only been able to get it installed in the clutch sleeve already but they are not expensive.
I will try and get it on the site tomorrow for purchase.
 
ok thanks I would love to purchase it. That little seal is stopping me from riding. It's 60 here today and normally at this time of year its 15 below. So really sucks.
 
So I talked to a guy that has redone two of these starter clutch seals in starter for big dog.
He had me take it to a machine shop. the machine shop milled a groove in the starter shaft right behind the old press on seal. then takes an o ring to fit in the groove. the o ring stays in place wiping the shaft as it goes in and out and bam you got a good seal that works and that you can find and replace someday when it goes out again. Just thought Id share this with everyone.
 
Got my starter back today, thought I would tell everyone what got done and how so if they want to get this done they can. It looks good and should work. Right behind the old press in seal there is about a half inch of steel about and 1/8th inch back the machinist milled a groove in it. the groove is 1/16 wide and 1/16 inch deep. He bought a o ring that is 1/16th thick, half inch round on inside diameter, 5/8 inch diameter on outside of o ring. He said to do this you need to pull everything off of the housing and heat it up to where it just turns red. Then bring the color down slightly and keep it there while cutting this groove in. He then took the shaft and on the end that goes in and out of the seal he milled down the sharp edge slightly. The good about this is it will work and when the seal goes out you can buy another one at the hardware store. Just thought I'd share.
 
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