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Re: M with Rear Main Seal Leak
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Posted by Boyd on March 22, 2004 at 18:41:19 from (208.186.57.65):
In Reply to: M with Rear Main Seal Leak posted by Brad Moore on March 22, 2004 at 16:37:56:
Brad It is possible that it is not the rear seal.On the back of the block there is a piece I think it is white metal. That might have a crack in it.You will have to split the tractor to get at it. If that is the problem all you have to do is go to a salvage yard and get one off a parts tractor. I had the same problem with an H.They come apart the same way. You don't have to drop the pan. I hope this helps.
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