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oil dripping from the weep hole

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nboost

09-20-2006 19:23:33




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This just started today . When I got done mowing and put it on the trailer. I noticed it dripping out of this hole. I hope this ain't bad news. Oh yea it is a 1956 TO35.




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Louie

09-26-2006 10:09:20




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 Re: oil dripping from the weep hole in reply to nboost, 09-20-2006 19:23:33  
This happened on my MF 245. What it ended up being was the rear oil pan gasket.



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nboost

09-21-2006 10:59:06




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 Re: oil dripping from the weep hole in reply to nboost, 09-20-2006 19:23:33  
Let me ask you this question. I replaced the side plate "plate where the PTO handle is" gasket and lost some oil. I filled it up and just notice it is way over full. Could this be the problem. It started right after this.



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Don-Wi

09-21-2006 23:53:05




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 Re: oil dripping from the weep hole in reply to nboost, 09-21-2006 10:59:06  
How much is way too full? I suppose it's possible, but I've never been in that situation.

Donovan from Wisconsin



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Don-Wi

09-20-2006 22:17:38




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 Re: oil dripping from the weep hole in reply to nboost, 09-20-2006 19:23:33  
It's either the rear main or the transmission input shaft seal. Either way it'll probably hafta get split to fix the leak. One sure way to dye the oil- use the engine and turn the engine oil black!! If it's black, its the rear main and if not it's the other. If it gets bad enough, you'll hafts replace the clutch too once that gets covered in oil....

Donovan from Wisconsin



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john d g

09-20-2006 20:26:23




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 Re: oil dripping from the weep hole in reply to nboost, 09-20-2006 19:23:33  
if the oil is black---probably rear main engine seal----sorry to be the bearer of bad news--if it gets real bad tractor has to be split to replace it



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nboost

09-20-2006 20:37:52




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 Re: oil dripping from the weep hole in reply to john d g, 09-20-2006 20:26:23  
Oil don't appear to be black. I will add some dye to the engine oil and see if that is where it is coming from. If that's not it what else could it be?



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Jerry/MT

09-20-2006 20:46:41




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 Re: oil dripping from the weep hole in reply to nboost, 09-20-2006 20:37:52  
I'm assuming the drip you are referring to is at the wep hole between the engine and transmission bell housing. If it's not engine oil then the leakage point is the input shaft seal in the transmission. You have to split the tractor to get to it.



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