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MF 135 Continental rear seal

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Jeff_G

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Have the Continental engine. Have tractor split ordered the rear seals. This is a one piece seal but it appears the retainer is bolted in from inside the oil pan?
So I need to drop the oil pan?
When I get the tractor just the occasional leak, now I can lose a quart in 10 minutes or less! Massive flood of oil, enough to fill the starter.
Will probably need a new clutch as well!
I have a service manual but does not have the Continental engine only Perkins in it.
 
Yes drop pan. Has two small bolts inside and two outside. Make sure the
cotter key is in housing to let oil out.Sometime they lose out and get
stopped up.
 
I have the tractor split, the pan where the split is on jack stands, other than engine hoist any suggestions on supporting the engine to remove the pan?
 
I have the tractor split, the pan where the split is on jack stands, other than engine hoist any suggestions on supporting the engine to remove the pan?
 
(quoted from post at 18:49:43 06/30/20) I have the tractor split, the pan where the split is on jack stands, other than engine hoist any suggestions on supporting the engine to remove the pan?
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Can you bolt a piece across where the bell housing bolts to and support it on the ends?
 
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