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Re: IH 706 power sttering leaking out of columb
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Posted by Novel Idea Guy on August 04, 2004 at 12:01:55 from (64.80.109.11):
In Reply to: IH 706 power sttering leaking out of columb posted by Phil Weber on August 02, 2004 at 19:37:11:
The two lines under there can rub together and wear holes in each other. We had the same thing happen a few months back on the 756. If you look up in there, you can generally figure out which line is leaking. Take it out (might need some finesse) and you'll see where it's worn through. My Dad used the torch and some brazing rod to fill the hole in and it was as good as new. A short piece of rubber hose, slit, slipped over one line and shoved up in between where the lines rub cures the problem forever.
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