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Hyd leak
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Posted by Marty 2n IL on November 02, 2004 at 06:10:27 from (24.107.209.101):
I have been reading your forum for quite a while now and wanted to join in. I have had a 46 2N for about five years.(I was told it was a 9N when I bought it) I used it for the first season to mow and grade drive way at a Rock farm I have in Missouri. I wasn't that inpressed with the way the tractor operated because I was used to a newer New Holland we had at work. I let her set over the winter and the next spring she wouldn't start (duh). So there she sat for four years. I was always going to work on her but never took the time. This spring I got her going again. I thought I would sell her but after woking on her and giving her the TLC she needed I am hooked. My question is I have a Hyd leak where the lower lift arm bolts on. Is there a seal or packing or gasket there? The nut came lose while mowing and after I tighten it still leaks. Thanks all for your great advice. Marty
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