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JD 830 Engine Oil Flows To Transmission

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Ellis

06-11-2003 13:50:12




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Yesterday we put our 830 2 cyl on a land packer for approximately 5 hours and oil started coming out in large quantities from the clutch/ pulley flange.After immediate shutdown we discovered oil level in engine crankcase was below the add mark and the transmission level was at or above the bottom of the crankshaft pulley side.
We suspect that either the right crnkshaft seal or the powershaft drive seal has failed and is allowing excessive amounts of engine oil to transfer to the transmission. Has anyone had any experiences like this or any other places that the engine oil can escape to the transmission? Any help or advice would greatly appreciated. Thanks

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Jonathan

06-12-2003 15:11:41




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 Re: JD 830 Engine Oil Flows To Transmission in reply to Ellis, 06-11-2003 13:50:12  
I had the same problem and it was the right hand crank seal that gave up the ghost. Changed it and it worked fine.



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Duane(Pa)

06-11-2003 18:42:04




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 Re: JD 830 Engine Oil Flows To Transmission in reply to Ellis, 06-11-2003 13:50:12  
I would suspect the right crank seal first. The Powershaft seal can leak, however, there's no force there to push the oil across. Of course their is a good sized oil line going to each Main bearing. The powershaft pinion just has a little cup/funnel in the quill casting to catch oil dripping down through the timing case.



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