Jayboy1946
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My 3010 is leaking hydraulic fluid out of the timing hole cover. Could that be because it's to full or is it something else? Need some advice.
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Jayboy1946
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It's out of the timing hole cover. It's on the right side
Tx Jim
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May I ask what brand tractor you're inquiring about??
Jayboy1946
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Checked engine oil and is over full. Do you think hydraulic fluid is seeping in the engine?
wilson ind
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Agree likely a John Deere, however we should not have to ask. He wanting advise common courtesy would offer complete details.
Jayboy1946
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It's a 3010 jd gas. After it warms up it leaks hydraulic fluid out of the timing hole cover. I checked the engine oil and it's over full. I just bought the tractor about a month ago so I don't know if he just over filled it. Can hydraulic fluid seep into the engine? Need some advice.
Tx Jim
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- Coyote Flats, Texas
NO hyd fluid can't leak into engine on JD 3010. Input shaft of trans seal is probably leaking oil into clutch housing which will require tractor to be split to repair. Have you checked hyd oil aka trans oil level. Hyd oil dipstick would be close to right heel of operator when seated.
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