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Farmall H (water in rear axel)
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Posted by Olaf on January 09, 2002 at 20:29:58 from (12.75.136.86):
I've got an H, it sat for about 10 years and I recently pulled it out of the woods and got it running. I changed the hydo and engine oil, that all looked good, but today I tried to drain the rear axel oil and it was froze, lots of water in it! I got it heated up with a kerosine heater and got it cleaned out. My question is, where is the water getting in? One person told me it could be coming in around the rubber around the shifter but it's metal, I thought it may be getting in where you but the oil in and my dad thinks it's from condinsation. Any ideas? Thanks
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