I just changed all hydraulic fluid and out of what would be the driver side of the tractor fluid started poring out. I removed the starter and there is the two bolts mounting ps to the tractor and in the middle there is a hole. The hole is where the fluid is pumping out. I don't see any threads and contact get a bolt to fit it. If there is anywhere I can get some help its always on this site. Thanks in advance.
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Janicholson
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It is about a knickle sized hole that is supposed to be plugged by a Welch plug (small disk that plugs up casting core holes. Measure it and purchase a new one and install. It is a bit tough to get at6 but doable. Jim
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