Posted by Mike.L. on January 16, 2013 at 14:47:22 from (98.70.218.40):
I ran my Ford 3400 today and noticed a leak directly under the seat, basically at the bottom of what I presume to be the transmission case where the front and rear are bolted together.
I just lost light so can provide precious few more details, but can someone help me out and confirm that this is the transmission that"s leaking, how to check the fluid and replace, and how to possibly correct the leak...
I can provide more details in another day or so, but am wondering if this is a sign that the tractor needs major work or not? Is this a common issue, or am I looking at trying to find someone to come out and crack the tractor to fix it?
I ask the latter as I do not have the know-how, or tools, to even consider such a job myself.
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