Posted by Jerry Gilliam on February 09, 2008 at 16:44:45 from (66.21.222.199):
I recently posted a question about a leak I have in the under frame near the hydraulic filter housing. It is coming out of a weep hole near the filter housing. I was told it is a TA seal leaking and I must split the tractor to fix. I have decided to do so and also do a double split and replace the clutch and pressure plate and all bearings while doing so. I may even replace the rear main seal in the engine. i hope I have not bought a lemon and a pain in the neck, but I realize this is part of an older fixer upper.
My question is do you have to pull the TA to replace the leaking seal or is it in the rear housing? I have a I&T repair manuel and it does not show a lot on this seal or the replacement. Any and all help is needed.
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