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charles from ma

06-30-2004 18:47:05




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i have 2 questions in one on my 1951 to-30 i have a leak oon the engine after running it a little bit you can see coolant and oil and suggstions on fixing this without spending money my second question is my pto when a lift the drawbar with a little trailer withn 5 mins the pto is on the ground it wont saty up when the engine is on with pto off and it leak from under neath could the amount of oil affect this thanks in advince charles

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gshadel

07-01-2004 05:04:56




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 Re: oil leak in reply to charles from mass, 06-30-2004 18:47:05  
On the oil and coolant leak -I assume it is leaking from around the head gasket. If that's the case, a new head gasket would cost ~$20 and take an afternoon to install. If your really lucky you might be able to just re-torque the 12 or 13 bolts on the head to slow or stop the leak.

On your hitch - when you turn off the PTO, you also turn off the hydraulic pump that works your hitch, it will drop slowly, even if it is really good shape. The manual says it should hold a plow 10 - 15 minutes before it touches the ground.
Keep you PTO running to maintain hydraulic pressure and keep your hitch up. If you don't like that PTO shaft spinning in the back, you can get a metal cover for a few dollars that screws right over the PTO shaft to make it safe while it is spinning.
Good luck

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