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Re: Husband's tractor again
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Posted by Jim K on April 28, 2001 at 17:55:00 from (199.173.188.224):
In Reply to: Husband's tractor again posted by Cheryl on April 28, 2001 at 17:04:58:
Hi Cheryl the proper way to fix the seepage would be to get inside the axle housing and tighten the nuts on the ends of the pivot pins unfortunatly I believe that you have to pull one of the axle trumpets off to do this If you check the archives
I believe you want to take the left one off to be able to get at both pin nuts. Although I am sure if I am wrong someone else more knowledgeable than me will come along and set you straight.
good luck
Jim K
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