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Posted by HENRY E NC on May 14, 2007 at 16:47:31 from (216.119.6.119):
For the first year I had my 51 M I had no leaks. After restoring, ( it sat dry for a winter) I started to have a small rear seal leak. Now after another winter with little action, the rear seal is leaking more. Was ready to split the tractor and install new rear seal when the auto parts guy said try this. Bars Leaks rear main seal snake oil. Stops r m leaks in less than 100 miles. I'll probaly not make a hundred this year but could run the tractor for several hours each day for a couple of days. Question: Any experience with this product good or Bad???
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