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Re: hydrolic leak
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Posted by Les Repair on April 05, 2000 at 17:20:57 from (206.28.174.169):
In Reply to: hydrolic leak posted by bruce on April 05, 2000 at 17:09:08:
There is a seal on the rear of the hydraulic pump that probably is leaking. This can be replaced by dropping the pump down from the clutch housing. To do this take out all the hydraulic fittings which screw into the side of the clutch housing. Also remove the control lever which is held on by a bolt which takes a 5/8 wrench. The driving hub which turns the pump can be removed by driving counter clock wise with a hammer. If you hit at a 45 degree angle it should loosen. Then pull out the seal and replace it.
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