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3010 leaky pto shaft(s), remotes,etc
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Posted by Mark ss on June 21, 2005 at 09:56:57 from (155.91.6.72):
Hello, I purchased a gas 3010 (~1900 hrs). I"m having problems with hydraulic leaks coming from several places. 1)PTO shaft(s). Oil leaks out the rear pto shaft, but also appears to have another shaft coming out under the tractor (appears to be the same shaft going straight through - belly) that is leaking bad. I put a screw in the tapped end of the shaft (belly side), but it only slowed up the leak there. 2)It has 3 remotes (6 total) are leaking bad 3)at the front of the tractor it leaks more hydraulic fliud onto the front wheels!!! Ahh.. I got rid of my headache 2010.. hope this isn"t another one!!! Requesting help from all you Deere experts out there... I"m feeling like i"m ready to turn RED!!!
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