Bud, I don't know if it works or not but there was a recent thread about leaking main seals. Someone provided a link to a Bars Product called Bar's Rear Main Seal Repair which is a product you put in the crankcase in lieu of a quart of oil. I've never used it and know nothing about the product but did think enough of it to print off a copy for my tractor stuff. I bought a nicely restored SMTA which basically had everything leakable replaced during the restoration and when I got it home the rear main seal was leaking just sitting there running for 30 minutes or so. Never added anything except just started using it a little doing odd jobs around the farm and before long it stopped leaking. This might of just been a case of needing to be used. Unless you suspect wear on your seal or crankshaft maybe just limber up the gal and give her a workout and see if things improve, good luck, Hal.
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