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Case SC - oil on flywheel

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Gary B

08-14-2003 08:09:38




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My dad recently acquired his father's old Case SC. He's in the preliminaries of checking the old girl out. The tractor has sat in a field for many years. He said there was about a quart of water in the crankcase, but he was able to hand crank the engine over, so he's hoping to be able to start her up without an overhaul. He told me last night that he is seeing oil on the teeth of the flywheel through the starter hole. Is it possible the transmission is also full of water and overflowing oil into this section of the tractor?

Gary

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chad

08-21-2003 15:25:09




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 Re: Case SC - oil on flywheel in reply to Gary B, 08-14-2003 08:09:38  
definatly could be water in the trans, but another good cause would be the crank seals have dried and need to be replaced, my sugestion is if u dont want a minor overhaul, atleast replace brg's and seals.....u may get away lucky with that



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Roger A. NY

08-14-2003 09:22:12




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 Re: Case SC - oil on flywheel in reply to Gary B, 08-14-2003 08:09:38  
Gary, The clutch on the Case SC is a wet clutch, inotherwords the clutch runs in oil from the engine. When you drain the engine oil be sure to drain the oil from the clutch too. When adding engine oil you don't have to fill the clutch housing separately as it will fill from the engine. I would suggest that you get a manual for the tractor if you don't already have one. Good luck, the SC is a good tractor! Roger

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C. Amick

08-14-2003 09:18:32




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 Re: Case SC - oil on flywheel in reply to Gary B, 08-14-2003 08:09:38  
There is supposed to be oil on the flywheel. It's engine oil. It's a wet clutch that is oiled from the engine crankcase. Probably should drain the water out of the bell housing as well. Is there coolant in the radiator? If not, fill it up and see if any of it leaks into the engine crankcase. If it does, you have problems.



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