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Posted by ScottyHOMEy on July 25, 2007 at 09:50:42 from (70.105.246.111):
In Reply to: leaking fluid posted by larryb on July 25, 2007 at 09:33:59:
If you're talking about the hole at the very rear of the torque tube/bell housing, behind the hole for the clutch linkage and just ahead of the transmissioin case . . . You're probably seeing the lower of three bolts that secure the retainer for the input shaft bearing and seal. This is a common place for a leak. It would be the very devil to get to, if you could at all (theres a yoke on the front of that input shaft that's still in the way) and without splitting the tractor.Even if you could get to it from outside, just tightening that bolt won't help the leak any. If the leak is bad enough, you'll have to split her to get the access to do anything.
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