Posted by Daniel H. on March 31, 2013 at 19:12:54 from (66.226.61.106):
In Reply to: 140 front trans seal posted by John e.c.MI on March 31, 2013 at 17:03:50:
You can split it at the transmission. Be sure to wedge the front axle so that it can't tip over. You need to drive in wooden wedge from each side between the axle and the steering casting or it wil rollover since it is offset. Plan on sleeving the the tranmission input coupler. I bet there is a serious groove worn in it. I have one apart now for the same problem, plus others.
John e.c.MI said: (quoted from post at 17:03:50 03/31/13) My dad has a 140 that the front trans seal is leaking pretty bad on. I have never really worked on one of these before. Can the tractor be split between the trans and bell housing or is there some reason it would have to be split between the motor and bell housing first?
This post was edited by Daniel H. at 19:13:45 03/31/13.
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