Posted by Steven f/AZ on December 26, 2007 at 09:00:16 from (24.121.155.84):
In Reply to: One at a time posted by Carden on December 26, 2007 at 06:08:51:
There are two drain plugs to pull when changing the rearend/transmission. The big plug in the back, then there is a smaller one in the front.
If you ran kerosene in before draining, some of that was left up in the transmission and is now mixed in with your new gear lube. The kero would thin out your new gear lube, causing some leaks.
Personally, I would drive it around a while to warm up the oil, pull both drain plugs and let it drip overnight. Then re-fill with new gear lube and see if you still have leaks. I prefer to use 85w-140, and you will too if you plan to run the tractor in the winter.
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