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JD60engine oil in the transmission

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Rich

07-05-2003 15:04:18




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Recently I have had to add more oil to the engine (10w40) then normal. After mowing for 2.5 hours I added a Qt and raking for two hours 1 more qt and after baling for one hour 2.5 qts. The engine has only used min. amounts of oil before. I checked the transmission and I am 4 qts or more long. Is the double seals on the crank shaft (right side) the only place where it maybe transferring? After the repair do I need to change the trans. oil because it would be diluted? I just recently changed the trans. oil. (I uderstand that the oil in first reduction gear cover will get changed because of the repair. I am losing small amounts of oil from the powr-trol but I think I lose this oil as I switch from rockshaft to remote cylinder.
I have a I&T shop manual.
Thanks ahead of time for any response.

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R.H. main---

07-05-2003 21:21:48




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 Re: JD60engine oil in the transmission in reply to Rich, 07-05-2003 15:04:18  
bearing is probably worn enough to let oil pass by!!!!!



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Rich

07-06-2003 10:26:08




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 Re: Re: JD60engine oil in the transmission in reply to R.H. main---, 07-05-2003 21:21:48  
Movement in the crank shaft up and down is .oo1 inch. Does the bearing need to be replaced?
Also I need advice on removing the gear from the crank. My puller is unable to pull it off. Can you heat the gear to assist?



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