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1505 oil leaking into clutch

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wil

04-17-2005 21:50:21




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I have oil leaking into clutch on 1505 "changed seal still leaking can it leak passed pto input shaft




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Tom Dold

04-19-2005 12:23:43




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 Re: 1505 oil leaking into clutch in reply to wil, 04-17-2005 21:50:21  
Will

It can leak by the PTO shaft and I've seen it happen on a couple differnt tractors. There is also a needle bearing the pto input shaft runs in need to check that as well. The seal wont last if that bearing is out.

Tom Dold
Howard, SD 57349



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David MacIntosh

04-20-2005 17:55:48




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 Re: 1505 oil leaking into clutch in reply to Tom Dold, 04-19-2005 12:23:43  
Check to see that the two small hoses behind the clutch that supply oil to the trans. brake are not leaking



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Tom Dold

04-22-2005 12:59:33




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 Re: 1505 oil leaking into clutch in reply to David MacIntosh, 04-20-2005 17:55:48  
David

I don't know what oil lines you are referring to. To my knowledge the 1505 uses a mechanical transmission brake.

Tom



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David MacIntosh

04-23-2005 16:22:40




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 Re: 1505 oil leaking into clutch in reply to Tom Dold, 04-22-2005 12:59:33  
yes, the 1505 does have a mechanical trans brake,but there are two small hyd.hoses behind the the clutch that supply lubrication to this brake.I am currenty restoring one back to its origional condition and had to replace them .sorry for the confusion.



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