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850c converter question?

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daveminn

09-11-2006 05:21:47

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My 850 case crawler is using oil in the converter at a high rate when pushing it hard and was wondering where the oil could be going as there are no bad leaks.Getting spendy to keep adding after about 6 hrs(add about 5 gallons each time)Thanks for any advice,Dave Ahlgren

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george md

09-11-2006 23:11:40

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Re: 850c converter question? in reply to daveminn, 09-11-2006 05:21:47

Dave,

As far as I kmow there is no place in that machine to hide extra oil , so it has to be leaking out on the ground . Look at brake mount seal and gaskets, converter output shaft seal, dripping from drain hole in flywheel housing ( seal inside converter housing
or possibly a crack around the nub that sets in the
flywheel ) , oil coller in radiator ( would over
fill the rad and go out the tube . One time I had a pinion shaft seal leak , over filled the final
drive housing and axle seal let it go out . In the 35 years that I have had case crawlers, I never had one that didn't show up on the out
side . Watch the ground for a shiny trail.

george

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Bob/Ont

09-11-2006 06:54:22

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Re: 850c converter question? in reply to daveminn, 09-11-2006 05:21:47

Look for any other compartment that might be gaining oil. Could be leaking at pump drive. I don't know much about your machine but just a thought.
Later Bob

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