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MF-50 and Multi-Power

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Ray Pope

07-06-1998 07:23:02

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I have a MF-50 with gas engine and a leak from the transmission into the clutch area when the Multi-Power selector is in "LOW" setting. It does not leak when in the "HI" position.

Does anyone know of or have a diagram of this type of transmission. I have an aftermarket book but no diagrams of the Multi-Power nor any mention of what it is.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Ray.....

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jim

07-09-1998 09:03:53

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Re: MF-50 and Multi-Power in reply to Ray Pope, 07-06-1998 07:23:02

: I have a MF-50 with gas engine and a leak from the transmission into the clutch area when the Multi-Power selector is in "LOW" setting. It does not leak when in the "HI" position.

: Does anyone know of or have a diagram of this type of transmission. I have an aftermarket book but no diagrams of the Multi-Power nor any mention of what it is.

: Any help would be appreciated.

: : Thanks,

: : Ray.....

Hi There are seals in front of the trasmission for the muti power thats most likely were the oil is leaking from the tractor will have to be split to fix .The helps hold the tractor back going down in high. When you flip the lever it should speed a bit. hoped I helped you little.

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Gerald

07-06-1998 08:44:32

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Re: MF-50 and Multi-Power in reply to Ray Pope, 07-06-1998 07:23:02

: I have a MF-50 with gas engine and a leak from the transmission into the clutch area when the Multi-Power selector is in "LOW" setting. It does not leak when in the "HI" position.

: Does anyone know of or have a diagram of this type of transmission. I have an aftermarket book but no diagrams of the Multi-Power nor any mention of what it is.

: Any help would be appreciated.

In my MF-135 the multipower valve is in the clutch bell housing. So your leak could come from that valve or its plumbing. Looks like it will take a tractor split at the clutch to get to it.

: : Thanks,

: : Ray.....

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