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LEAK IN THE TRANSMISION ON GAS 14

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TIM

03-18-2001 07:32:04




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I HAVE A LEAK COMING FROM THE FRONT SEALS OF THE TRANSMISION OF MY ALLIS. I THINK IT'S A MODEL 14 GAS. I THINK THE WET CLUTH IS LEAKING ALSO. IF THE TRACTOR IS SPLIT CAN YOU GET AT THE SEALS WITHOUT TAKING APART THE INSIDE OF THE TRANMISION?

IF I BUY A MANUAL WILL IT SHOW ME WHAT I NEED TO KNOW? IS TERE ENOUGH INFO THERE?

THANKS TIM




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Allen F. Sampson

03-18-2001 19:13:18




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 Re: LEAK IN THE TRANSMISION ON GAS 14 in reply to TIM, 03-18-2001 07:32:04  
Question when you say you have leak in your power director;do you mean that it leaking into the torque tube?On the other hand though the leak between the trans & the director can be fixed without dissembly of trans.The bottom seal that the PTO shaft goes through this now is two seals back to back.Fairly easily done by splitting between trans axle and director housing.While you are in there you'd mide as well change out the rings and seals in the power director as well. On the other hand if your leaking into the touque tube you have to sepperate it in the other direction behind the engine. Personally if it is the first probably I would just flush out both sections fill them both up to levels and let them equal out with the new oil in them HOPE I'VE BEEN OF SOME HELP P.S.
Yes a manuel would walk you through this procedure

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