Re: 90w gear lube in 90 degree weather

Posted by Doug in OR on June 27, 2002 at 23:42:42 from (12.225.49.173):

In Reply to: 90w gear lube in 90 degree weather posted by Kevin W on June 27, 2002 at 17:14:08:

I grew up in Wisconsin - on the farm. It seemed that there was no such thing as a tractor that didn't leak back then. But perhaps I'm dating my age. Anyway, it's possible that the fluids expand a bit more in the warmer weather - causing them to rise to a level where they will contact a seal and leak. I have lived in warmer climates - and closely related to agriculture - since moving from Wisconsin. Believe me, there are places that get MUCH hotter in the summer. I've got the best of both worlds now - It's considered a hot day when it goes up to 85 degrees - and we consider it brrrrrrrr cold if it goes below freezing in the winter. Regardless, the M still leaks oil.. in the two places your A leaks.

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