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Re: Seed Plate Drive Oil/Seal
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Posted by SuperA-Tx on February 06, 2007 at 19:28:09 from (4.90.55.153):
In Reply to: Re: Seed Plate Drive Oil/Seal posted by Daniel H. on February 06, 2007 at 17:34:13:
Daniel, Thanks. I kind of figured thats where the oil was comming from because of the color. I had'nt replaced the oil in the final drive because I was putting it off trying to get the other leaks fixed before I did them. I guess now its a good time to replace the oil in both drives and get new gaskets for them and the one for the seed drive. I'll get it off tomorrow and then I can see what kind of seal is in there and know where I need to go from there. Last day of warm weather (70's) before it gets down to a chilling 50 degrees. Good thing I have a heated building to work in. I been watching the cold up North on TV (Yikes). Yall come on down, I have coffee and will go get donuts. Anyone know how to play "42"?
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