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My A limps and leaks
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Posted by Bill S on June 16, 2002 at 13:19:21 from (206.243.130.131):
Been trying to understand why my Farmall A has a drip on the left rear axle. When I park it, there is a nice puddle of it dripping onto the rim. So I used gasket maker squeeze tube to put the cap onto the rear axle and tighten it. And it stopped the leak for awhile until I drove it the next time. And today I was driving it in 4th gear zipping along to the house down the road and I noticed the the A seems to have a consistent limp or up and down motion on the left rear axle. At higher speed it is more apparent than low speed. I don't think there is a flat spot on the new rear tire or new rear rim (both are new and identical). So I'm a wondering if I have bent rear left axle? Or, what inside would cause it to have a up and down motion as I drive it? I can't describe it well enough but I don't know what to do about it. Can you help me?
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