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Belt Pulley Oil Leak
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Posted by MIKE on May 19, 2004 at 17:40:45 from (12.129.244.176):
My Farmall M leaks approx 1/4 to 1/2 pint of oil out of the belt pulley (seems to be coming from around the shaft) every time it is started and driven even just a few yards. Does the shaft and flange come out just by removing the four bolts holding the shaft seal flange to the pulley housing body? and does this enable access to the seal? (sorry for the vague description but if you have one you will know what I mean.) I just wanted to know before I started, was it a quick easy job or is it a bit of a mission? Thanks Mike
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