Underdog, you are correct, it is the axel leaking... miswording on my part.
I will let the oil down to the level plug for sure and do complete change as soon as possible. I will monitor the about that is leaking once I lower the level and when I am running the tractor. From the comments that it is a fair amount of work to repair sounds like I will try to work with it if possible. I do not have a shop or tools, so anything past oil change would have to be done at a tractor shop and Fair amount of work = $$
Leroy, I do not know what a remote coupler is, my Google search showed me a part that I don't know if the tractor has. It did have a picture of a Ford with lines at the back above the hitch, which I do not have.
I don't think there is a place to grease it, I will look closer.
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