while jacking around the rearend of my 430 it started drippin oil out the axle seal ,uh -oh , never did it with weight on the upper side of seal,,. just thinkin ,probably age and constant work wearing the bearing s down,. or perhaps the 25 degree temps ,, maybe there is nuthin I can do except to add lucas hub seal ,, but if I can and SHOULD draw up some back lash somehow ,, can anyone coach me ,,. the Liberty 430 is gonna have to last me the rest of my days and I am only 59 ...
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