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hayrookie

11-23-2006 00:45:23




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My SC is leaking transmission fluid out of the brake assembly. Is there anything I can do. If I let it drain into a bucket till it stops will that level be to low for the transmission. Thanks in advance for your help.




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C. Amick

11-23-2006 11:49:48




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 Re: Case SC leaking transmission fluid out of brak in reply to hayrookie, 11-23-2006 00:45:23  
Make sure the drain hole is open so that you don't get oil on your brakes if the transmission is over full. It is on the bottom between brake drum and tractor housing. Run a small wire through it to clean it out. I've not used the Lucas transmission sealant, but I have used Lucas power steering sealant and it worked well.



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Jheitkemper

11-23-2006 09:25:58




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 Re: Case SC leaking transmission fluid out of brak in reply to hayrookie, 11-23-2006 00:45:23  
Keep the oil level up where it should be .Around this farm I pride myself in farming and working with tractors My Uncles and Grandpa sworeby ..I have a nice 54 SC that came wandering in here looking for a home after years of Neglect ,,Tranny was low on fluid ,Leaking out the brake seals, ,and made a slight noise that was out of character of other SC,.. Turned out the front bearing on the PTO shaft was shot ,NO OIL can get up there when the level is not maintained ,,.., We put LUCAS HUB SEAL in the tranny ,and run it for a week and that is all I did to hold the seals ,That was 8 years back , and it is fine today ,,The PTO bearing finally gave out last fall and demanded to be fixed ,that One is a Tuffy to fix .. And The Brake seals are a Problem to change out from MY experience Too ..But To Be Honest ,,I DO not like to Pull Wrenches ,I prefer the Steering Wheel .and will try the Mechanic in a Bottle before I take one apart . I have no ties with LUCAS OILS ,BUt I wish I did ,,It Really is GOOD STUFF , NAPA should have it .. GOOD Luck ,and Happy THanksgiving , Jim

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Camboted

11-23-2006 02:13:11




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 Re: Case SC leaking transmission fluid out of brak in reply to hayrookie, 11-23-2006 00:45:23  
The best solution would be to replace the seal. Remove the brakes and the backing plate, polish the shaft or it will tear up the new seal, and pry out the old seal and replace. (might as well do the brakes as long as you are in there) I don't know if Case stocks the seal but any good auto/truck parts shop should be able to match it. LOL!



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Camboted

11-23-2006 07:03:39




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 Re: Case SC leaking transmission fluid out of brak in reply to Camboted, 11-23-2006 02:13:11  
Hey! I just found out John Saeli has the seals.



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