Mclynn1225
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It is coming from the nut on top of the cylinder. Pic is included
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Stephen Newell
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The only thing it could be is brake fluid leaking from a worn out wheel cylinder or brake caliper.
Mclynn1225
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Here is pic I think. If it uploads.
Mclynn1225
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Pic is attached now. It is a tractor. It's leaking fluid from around the nut on that cylinder
Steve@Advance
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Can't see enough to get the whole concept, but that looks like a power steering assist cylinder or a hydraulic damper cylinder. Either way, the shaft seal is starting to fail.
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