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chris sweetland

04-30-2006 17:55:15

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ok i know theres not supposed to be oil in the bell housing but there is and i think theres alot of it how do i get rid of it and keep it out thanks chris

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chris sweetland

04-30-2006 19:10:29

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Re: oil in bell housing in reply to chris sweetland, 04-30-2006 17:55:15

sorry im real tired its an mf 65 industrial with a loader if that makes a diffrence im not sure what fluid it is but its holdin arouns 12-13pounds of oil pressure and always has been that way for at least 10 years

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MF Poor

04-30-2006 18:35:13

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Re: oil in bell housing in reply to chris sweetland, 04-30-2006 17:55:15

What sort of tractor? Engine/transmission? Is it tranny oil or engine oil?

I'm assuming you've got a Massey, since you're on th MF board. Here's my experience with them and oil in the bellhousing.

I don't have first hand info, but I understand there's a common problem with Multi-Power trannies and oil leaking into the clutch area.

Engine oil could be from the most common malady. That's a leaking rear oil pan gasket. It could possibly be the rear main seal, but most likely the pan gaskets. (That's about a 4 hour fix, and not that difficult)

Make certain the weep holes at the bottom of the bellhousing stay clear. DON'T remove the cotter key. That helps keep that drain hole open.

If you can be more specific about engine/tranny oil from what sort of engine/tranny, I'm sure someone can be of more help than I.

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