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Gary

06-06-2000 18:13:42

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My 2n has a drainage problem. That little hole on the underside about a foot behind the motor drain plug is dripping oil. It must be from the trans and rear end as when ever I fill it it goes to the low mark. If I park it on an upgrade it doesn't seem to leak. Am I over filling it? Or is there a seal or something that is bad? Help!

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Dell (WA)

06-07-2000 12:10:05

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Re: 2n Drainage Problem in reply to Gary, 06-06-2000 18:13:42

Gary..... yep, sounds like ya' gotta tranny front seal problem. If the oil level stays consistantly low and never goes much lower, its whatever your tolorance level for drips are. I wouldn't sweat it too much.

You know your tranny/differential/hydraulics use the same 5 gallons reservour of oil, mostly for heat sink capacity (hydraulic pumps heat the oil real good) and so instead of having a hydraulic radiator, Ford just uses a lot of oil. I and most other N-Tractor drivers have come off with "roasted tosties" from sitting on top that hot hydraulic reservour after 8 hrs of mowing.

There are a lot on N-Tractors that are run low just so they don't drip out the clutch drain hole. Ya' really have enuff oil to keep everything from siezing up anyways. Ya' should have a dingling cotter pin to keep the dirt from plugging up the clutch drain (we're talking hi-tech here)

Hope this helps..... Dell

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Tom WY

06-07-2000 21:20:39

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Re: Re: 2n Drainage Problem in reply to Dell (WA), 06-07-2000 12:10:05

AH-HAH!
I always wondered what the cotter pin was for.
Thanks.

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Gary

06-07-2000 15:32:10

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Re: Re: 2n Drainage Problem in reply to Dell (WA), 06-07-2000 12:10:05

Thanks Dell, Took the pressure off me of trying to fix it in a hurry.

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