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1946 Model B, Oil leaking into rear end

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Rich Selle

01-15-2004 09:43:54

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I have a 1946 Model B with a powerlift. Oil from my powerlift casing seems to be leaking into the main rear gear casing. I have replaced the gasket around the piston cover and torqued that per the service manual. I suspect the oil is leaking around the power takeoff shaft. I haven't been able to see anything on how to correct that problem. Any help would be appreciated.

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Rich S.

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Clooney

01-15-2004 15:15:55

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Re: 1946 Model B, Oil leaking into rear end in reply to Rich Selle, 01-15-2004 09:43:54

Rich, you have to pull the PTO pump cover & gears, behind the lower gear is a spring, packings, & cup. Those packings seal the hydraulic oil from the trans.. Just watch the way it comes apart & re-assemble the same way with new packing.

~You say..."I have replaced the gasket around the piston cover " ...>>> By that do you mean the cylinder? There is a gasket between the cylinder & tractor rear housing that could also leak.. To replace that gasket the entire rear housing has to come off..

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Rich S

01-16-2004 10:37:35

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Re: Re: 1946 Model B, Oil leaking into rear end in reply to Clooney , 01-15-2004 15:15:55

Yes, I do mean the cylinder. I have the entire rear housing off right now replacing the wheel seals. Just wanted to get everything fixed while I've got it apart. Thanks for the advice!

Rich S.

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