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Farmall H oil leak
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Posted by IH Man on July 19, 2003 at 10:56:03 from (209.240.198.63):
My mystery oil leak is coming out from above the "Lift-All" pump shaft access cover plate. I thought it was the transmisson shaft seal that drives the pump. As I reved up the engine and looked with a flashlight, the oil came running of of a hole between the two 13/16" bolts that bolt the transmission to the rear end on the driver's left side???? The hole is approx. 9/16 in dia. and I can stick a 1/2" bolt about 2 1/2" long in the hole. Is that a dowel hole for section alignment? theres nothing in it and the transmission oil runs out like sieve when RPM"s are up???? The right side location has threads extending out about one inch...between the two 13/16 section bolts...??? any feed back as to what goes in that right side hole would be appreciated....oil sur is leaking out it.....
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