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Posted by Bobg on April 26, 2005 at 06:58:10 from (134.121.226.24):
When I brought my Dad's 49 M home after 15 years of no use and sitting outside I changed the rearend fluid. Now after 3 years I need to change it again since it is milky. It sat in the barn every winter except last, barn was full of hay, it won't sit out another. I figured the only place water can get in is on the bolt recesses on the top. I put gasket sealer under the bolt head and washer hoping this will seal it up. Does anyone have any advise or gone through this? Any help appreciated. Bobg
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