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leaky 300 ult.
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Posted by curtis on May 24, 2000 at 12:27:10 from (63.10.144.89):
i am working on a 300 ult. at my local high school it belongs to our ffa chapter so we are fixing it up and we got it running and it runs really good nice motor and everything we only have 2 problems with it. the first is that the fingers are sticking on the pressure plate and causeing the clutch not to fully disengage so it grinds the gears a bit but no to much. and the second problem is that where the clutch inspection plate is it leaks hytrans. fluid and i was woundering how hard is it to split a tractor of that size to put a seal in it and could we do it useing a moter lift and some blocks or should we take it to the local dealer and pay them money to fix it for us?? i want to know all your thoughts on this thanks in advance.
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