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Posted by Michael Sheik on February 05, 2006 at 14:26:32 from (64.250.201.31):
Went to church this mroning and said an extra prayer that the 1066 repair job would work and everything hold together. Well, it didn't. Ran it today disking for 3 hours and looked back and wouldn't you know the orings were leaking again in the remote valve body. Not leaking near as much this time but definitely got the back of tractor wet with oil. What in the world is the deal?? You would have thought if it held for a while, it would have stayed. The only thing I know to do is pull it apart and go again but I bet that one would work only for a while too. Seeing as how the valve body was from the salvage and not original, would it be best bet to get one from salvage and rebuild it? Is possibility of wear beyond tolerances a real possibility. I'm frustrated and don't know where to turn! MJS
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