Here's a bummer. Found the leak. Under the bottom where the drain plug is, toward the front of the plate which bolts onto the bottom of the tractor, on each side of that plate, there is an indent. It is *not* leaking on the right side but it is on the left. The indent almost looks factory but for the life of me I can't figure out what it would be there for. I'm assuming the gasket is leaking back up under the indent and I'll have to drain all the oil, remove the plate and replace the gasket. It's just a drip, but I think that was my problem. Wish I could just shove some gum up in there.
sflem849, thanks for getting the photo up. I tried in the old format and new format, with and without the [img] but it would not work. I also tried to turn on my HTML but it wouldn't work so maybe that is my problem. Anyway, thanks.
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