Having a senior moment. The appropriate level for the hydraulic fluid is checked by removing the plug on the left side where the power steering bracket attaches to the side of the tractor, right? Anyone have a schematic of the left axle? The inside of my rear rim is coated with oil, assuming why I need to add more... apparently a seal is bad. If someone has a picture, that would be a big help...I can"t find my manual either! Ha, what a day.
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Anonymous-0
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first question is yes, and use hytran oil. there is check plugs on the planetary housings also.
Anonymous-0
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Manual says you can use pretty much any oil including 90w. If its leaking I'd use 90.
Do you know any part numbers for the seals on the left axle? It appears to be leaking from where the shaft comes out and the wheel attaches but it's still hard to tell since I don't have the wheel off yet. The ring and gasket that attaches to the axle housing is good, so it has to be the shaft seal, I guess...
MIKE FRENCH
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You have to pull the planetary off to put in the seal, it is a real job, when we did ours the seal was no availble from IH, I got one from Carquest off the old seal number, good luck
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The on-line parts book should have an exploded detail of all the parts. Sorry, I don't have that link. Someone else will probably post it.
It's not that hard to remove the wheel, tire, and rim if you have a forklift or a tractor with loader. I took this tractor apart because I wanted to put one of the wheel weights on the inside. There is only room for one. I also had to repair a flat.
The on-line parts book should have an exploded detail of all the parts. Sorry, I don't have that link. Someone else will probably post it.
It's not that hard to remove the wheel, tire, and rim if you have a forklift or a tractor with loader. I took this tractor apart because I wanted to put one of the wheel weights on the inside. There is only room for one. I also had to repair a flat.
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