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Re: IPTO Breather Oil Leak
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Posted by Farmall Frank on November 10, 2005 at 13:41:37 from (69.76.153.144):
In Reply to: Re: IPTO Breather Oil Leak posted by Hugh MacKay on November 10, 2005 at 13:26:30:
I don't use the PTO now. It's just the mess of the oil dripping on the barn floor, and oil/dirt accumulation when plowing. I'll check the transmission oil level tomorrow. Maybe it is too full and running through what I am assuming is a bad seal. When I pulled off the back seal holder to replace the rear seal, not much oil was coming out, so the rear unit must have been pretty much empty. Oil must be coming from somewhere to force it out the breather. Funny thing, the oil in the rear unit was originally leaking out milky, but the transmission oil was not. I never drained and replaced the oil in the rear unit this year like I did the transmission. (I believe the oil weights are supposed to be different too.)
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