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oil leak-lower link support shaft

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pete

04-13-2004 20:25:08

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what is the best method to repair an oil leak on the lower links?

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abjahke

04-15-2004 00:28:07

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Re: oil leak-lower link support shaft in reply to pete, 04-13-2004 20:25:08

mine does not leak but is loose. when i tried to tighten it up the whole bolt turned with the castle nut. i have an idea if you have a problem like me when trying to tightening it up , is take a angle grinder and cut a slice or thin cut across the bolt big enough to put a big screwdriver in it for torque. and then take a wrench to fit the castle nut and crank on it to 150 # on the torque wrench. worked once for me , it may be all it needs for you. good luck abjahnke

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(Picture) Ken N Tx

04-13-2004 20:45:38

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Re: oil leak-lower link support shaft in reply to pete, 04-13-2004 20:25:08

Sorry Pete, no quick fix!! You have to remove the left trumpet to get at the castle nut on the inside..

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swavo

04-14-2004 03:26:48

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Re: Re: oil leak-lower link support shaft in reply to (Picture) Ken N Tx, 04-13-2004 20:45:38

is that the left from the front or the rear of the tractor?Mine leaks too!
Mike

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Russ in SoCal

04-14-2004 08:23:26

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Re: Re: Re: oil leak-lower link support shaft in reply to swavo, 04-14-2004 03:26:48

Same side as your left when sittin' on the tractor seat. 8N owners can live with it for a bit 'cause of the tapered pin. 9N's and 2N's have a straight pin. Any movement on the pin is wallowing out the holes. If the hole is still round, the 8N will draw up. Once the 9N or 2N is wallowed, it needs the metal replaced, i.e. new trumpet, fill and drill, or maybe (don't quote me on this) JB weld.

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Pete

04-13-2004 20:49:37

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Re: Re: oil leak-lower link support shaft in reply to (Picture) Ken N Tx, 04-13-2004 20:45:38

Thanks,i guess I was dreaming for a simple fix!

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KRD 8N 393080

04-13-2004 20:53:41

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Re: Re: Re: oil leak-lower link support shaft in reply to Pete, 04-13-2004 20:49:37

If you find one, let me know, I have the same problem. I am just living with it for now.

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Fast Ed Ohio

04-13-2004 22:48:59

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Re: Re: Re: Re: oil leak-lower link support shaft in reply to KRD 8N 393080, 04-13-2004 20:53:41

Trumpits weigh 80 lbs or so , dont get hurt taking it off .

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Dell (WA)

04-13-2004 23:14:10

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: oil leak-lower link support sh in reply to Fast Ed Ohio, 04-13-2004 22:48:59

Pete..... ....remember, torque those lower-link castelated nuts to at least 150 ft/lbs..... ..Dell

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