Posted by Pairodox on July 25, 2008 at 17:49:54 from (72.79.157.65):
OK guys it'll be pretty clear (pretty quickly)that this is my first restoration job. I'm working on a '42 H. Sorry if I don't use all the correct terms - here goes. There are two plates on the bottom of the chassis; one allows me to look at the clutch (I think), the other allows me to see both the drive train (high up, while laying on my back) and the hydraulic shaft (lower down). What I think is the hydraulic shaft has a couplings on either end held with cotter pins. I've got oil leaking what I think is a seal where this shaft enters the rear-end of the tractor. My question is, can I replace this seal without splitting the tractor ... and if so, how do I go about it? Thanks and remember - I'm a beginner.
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