Posted by e-manhunt on July 12, 2011 at 10:41:03 from (66.166.69.50):
1) Ran my M for first time since last November -3 hours of mowing. When I finished I turned off tractor and saw a fine leak of oil coming from the botton about where the block meets the transmission. The leak stopped within a couple seconds and did not restart when I started the tractor (but did not drive it). Needed to add about 2 quarts of oil. what kind of headache am I looking at? 2) I redid the wiring on the M. The old wiring ran through some type of material sheath along the top of the engine to the generator etc. I suppose it is to keep the wires off the hot engine --what is it and where can i buy it? 3) Where can i get a gasket for the oil pan? Don't have any dealers nearby. thank you.
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