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Posted by Carson on September 23, 2004 at 14:12:46 from (66.216.217.100):
I am about to purchase a 2010 but have a question regarding a fluid leak from under the seat. It is a clear fluid that drips out at a slow pace when the tractor is off. The drip is directly under the seat behind a plate that is held in by bolts. When the tractor is turned on and put into gear the leak increases to a steady stream. The owner says that it is nothing big and that he just keeps it topped off. Is this a major problem or is this something that I can fix easily. I am a newbie to tractors but have a somewhat general idea of mechanics. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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