Anonymous-0
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I HAVE OIL LEAKING FROM THE STAY ROD BALL BRACKET ON UNDER SIDE OF MY TRACTOR, COULD THIS BE A REAR MAIN SEAL LEAKING ?
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Janicholson
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One of two possible leaks. Trans fluid from TA seals, or trans seal. Engine rear main.
Put a drop of engine oil from the dip stick on a clean white piece of printer paper. then put it under the tractor to get a fresh drop from the leak. If a match it is rear main. Split to fix.
If it does not, it is TA/trans seal. Split to fix.
JimN
Put a drop of engine oil from the dip stick on a clean white piece of printer paper. then put it under the tractor to get a fresh drop from the leak. If a match it is rear main. Split to fix.
If it does not, it is TA/trans seal. Split to fix.
JimN
DAN STIREWALT
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THANKS FOR THE INFO
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