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My 135 diesel has oil leaking from the bottom of

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randy

08-19-2004 14:14:11




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My 135 diesel has oil leaking from the bottom of the engine been that way for 3 years is that normal?




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randy ,k

08-21-2004 10:01:49




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 Re: My 135 diesel has oil leaking from the botto in reply to randy , 08-19-2004 14:14:11  
does this need to be fix right away or can I fix it this winter?



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Big Dean

08-21-2004 10:50:41




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 Re: My 135 diesel has oil leaking from the botto in reply to randy ,k, 08-21-2004 10:01:49  
Randy as long as you check your oil often to keep it full & you are willing to put up with the mess it can make leaking you will be fine running it like that.



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Big Dean

08-19-2004 21:25:45




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 Re: My 135 diesel has oil leaking from the botto in reply to randy , 08-19-2004 14:14:11  
Your leak probably is the rear pan gasket if it is engine oil. I have seen very few of the rear crankshaft seal leak on those engine. The end cork pan gasket get hard and dry after a few years & start leaking. That is very common on those engines.



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Tommy D6-8U

08-19-2004 18:15:05




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 Re: My 135 diesel has oil leaking from the botto in reply to randy , 08-19-2004 14:14:11  
Randy,

Is it near the rear of the engine? In all likelihood its the rear crankshaft seal. The tractor has to be split to change it; if you ever need to put a clutch in it you could change it then. It could also be something as simple as a gasket on the drain plug.

Tommy



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