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JD 820 Pony Motor

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LJ

08-30-2002 00:11:59




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Hi. Should there be oil in the clutch housing of these motors? I seem to have some oil in mine, and can't think where it is coming from. Is it posible for a heavy breathing diesel to force oil into this area? I also seem to have a leak from the rear of the power steering unit which travels along the angle supporting the rear of the hood before running down the side of the engine. Any ideas? Thanks.

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Clooney

08-30-2002 04:30:41




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 Re: JD 820 Pony Motor in reply to LJ, 08-30-2002 00:11:59  
LJ, no oil in the clutch housing but there is oil on either side of it [oil in the pony crankcase with a seal] & oil in the transmission with a seal]. ~A diesel that has blow-by can force oil out of the pony air cleaner but I doubt it could pressurized the pony crankcase unless the pony aircleaner is completely plugged & in that case the pony wouldn't run.
~I don't know what to tell you on the steering leak, it's possible you have a leaking "O" ring [seal] at the rear of the steering actuating sleeve & it is running out & & along the wormshaft housing. The best approach on the leak is to powerwash or clean the whole area & remove all the oil residue then start the tractor & watch where the leak originates from.....

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