Posted by KRS_MED on September 07, 2008 at 05:03:21 from (74.244.168.169):
In Reply to: Leaking 140...??? posted by KRS_MED on September 06, 2008 at 06:04:20:
Mr. Hugh,
Thanks for the information very much. I guess i am still not sure what is going on. I can't find either of my manuals at this time so I don't have a lot of information. When I started using the 140 to bush hog a rear PTO seal was leaking so I replaced it and re-filled the gear oil at the fill plug on top of shifter plate. Filled it to were I could just see it touch the bottom of the gears. From what I think I get from your post i over filled it by doing that? I have seen the plugs you are talking about on the finall drives, but I was under the impression that the transmission and the drives were all using the same gear oil from were I filled it. So what do i need to do to get all right and back to the way it was meant to be?
Again Thanks so much for the help..! As much as I have read about this tractor I still have a lot to learn...!!!
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