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Re: OIL LEAK ON MY 756
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Posted by lenray on June 14, 2007 at 12:37:55 from (66.129.43.61):
In Reply to: Re: OIL LEAK ON MY 756 posted by the tractor vet on June 14, 2007 at 11:35:12:
Hello vet good to hear from you. Thought you might be out in the hayfield unti later.
Where does a fella hook up the pressure gage??
Is the seal down in there very far or easy to see??
I have the IT manual and another book with the tractor.
It just started leaking--from dry to leaking all of a sudden.
I was running the Bush Hog a few days ago and ran it over a pile of clay where it scalped the ground real hard and the PTO stopped for an instance. Do you think it slipped the disc or maybe a lowoil pressure.
Ran it for a couple more hours with regular cutting and there wasn't any MORE PROBLEMS.
Thanks for the help and I also enjoy your writings about stuff you do around your home and in the field and also your ole trucking days.
len in michigan
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