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Re: Could my Allis have spun a bearing?
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Posted by RJW on January 19, 2007 at 05:49:15 from (74.39.2.233):
In Reply to: Could my Allis have spun a bearing? posted by RJW on January 18, 2007 at 18:50:08:
Thanks for the ideas guys.The tractor seems to sound fine. It unnerved me yesterday when I saw the drizzle of oil coming out of the bellhousing. I did install a "speedy sleave" when I put the seal in so stuff should have been good to go there. Could be tranny fluid mixed with clutch dust. Didn't think of that. Could even be leakage from the power divider clutch. I'll check into that. I think the only port that I can take off won't show too much in the clutch area. If I remember correctly the port is further back to disconnect lines going to the power divider clutch necessary for a split. Whatever the situation is it sounds like the 'ol girl is gonna have to come apart for a look-see. Thanks everyone.
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