Posted by showcrop on January 19, 2015 at 14:00:13 from (66.31.204.83):
In Reply to: ford jubilee trans posted by mike/holly jones on January 19, 2015 at 13:35:51:
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Water will actually go in there only when you drive through water that is too deep, but don't worry because there is a felt washer there that if in good condition will hold the water flow to a slow drip. To Randy, Are you sure that you got all of the ice melted? it would take a long time even at seventy degrees. You have to plan on getting a little water in there and remove it once a year by cracking the drain. The rubber boot will keep the water out for years before it gets loose on the stick. Replace it every five years to be really sure. Ford engineers did not expect that many of these tractors would be shedded, but they did expect owners to replace boots that got loose.
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