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| lewistg
10-23-2009 13:25:47
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I have mf 135 with a perkins. Today I was backing up and hit a log with my bushhog. I notice a lot of hyd. Oilcoming from the hole underneith. Everything still works but the bushhog is steadily creeping down. Any idea what I may have broken inside?
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| Masseynut(Australia)
10-24-2009 00:35:14
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Re: bad hyd. leak in reply to lewistg, 10-23-2009 13:25:47
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| Hi,
Which "hole" is the oil coming from?
Evan.
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| lewistg
10-24-2009 20:44:45
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Re: bad hyd. leak in reply to Masseynut(Australia), 10-24-2009 00:35:14
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| it is behind the one that has a cotter pin in it. just forward of the plate with the 4 bolts.
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| Masseynut(Australia)
10-24-2009 23:38:09
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Re: bad hyd. leak in reply to lewistg, 10-24-2009 20:44:45
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| OK. Hydraulic oil coming from the vent pin on the front of the transmission could mean a failed seal on the transmission input shaft. If this leak has only started since "jarring" the slasher with a hidden stump or rock, could also mean that a bearing has failed as well. Is the tractor making any new noises since?
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| lewistg
10-25-2009 08:37:22
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Re: bad hyd. leak in reply to Masseynut(Australia), 10-24-2009 23:38:09
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| i can hear a faint knock, it sounds like its coming from underneath where the gear selector levers are.
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| Masseynut(Australia)
10-25-2009 13:02:27
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Re: bad hyd. leak in reply to lewistg, 10-25-2009 08:37:22
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| I would start by separating the tractor at the clutch bell-housing. You can then check that the oil is coming from the input shafts, and remove the input shaft housing to renew seals and/or bearings. The steering box/gear selector cover is more easily removed once separated, to inspect for damage in the transmission. I would also drain the transmission and diff oil before you start, it may help you to pinpoint the problem area, if any "pieces" are found.
Evan.
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