Posted by Deere Scotty on June 03, 2016 at 17:48:36 from (68.38.176.107):
709 gyro mower needed new blades, & a new PTO shield. Let the local Deere dealer do the work. Blades came in wrong, & didn't have the correct shield in stock. Told them I would take the mower & use it till correct parts came in after another week. Mowed about 10 - 15 minutes, then saw what I thought was dust coming up the front of the cab of a JD 3055. Was mowing next to road; pulled out in the middle of the road, realized this so called dust was still coming up. Looked behind & no dust. Got out, & quickly realized I was spewing hydraulic fluid at an alarming rate. At least a gallon a minute. Put it in high gear, & ran to the barn 300 feet away. Shut it down fast, & threw a large piece of cardboard under the tractor. Even after 5 minutes it was still dripping a lot, & fluid everywhere on the right side. Battery box was full of it, Inside right tire covered,. & of course I couldn't find the leak. Its hidden up behind panels, & the cab. Steering seemed normal; doubt that's it. Brakes are separate, clutch is dry. Going to let Deere look at it; which wont be till at least Monday now. Had a lot more I planned on doing today, & lost interest in the rest.
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