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02-03-2012, 04:18 PM
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M18 seal problems
ok you kohler fans this M18 is testing my patience apparently it dosent like oil. But here is the story I got this M18 in a 1862 cub and I have fixed the oil seals as much as I have ran the thing, well the old seals were good used ones but they still leaked so I bought new ones and it lasted a grand total of 2 min of run time and puked the front one out again. I have had this problem with this motor since I got it back in 2008. I sold the motor because of this problem in 2010 and now I got it back in 2011 when i bought the tractor because the po didnt have time to fix the problem of the oil seals and i still am having this problem I thought new seals would fix it but it didnt, i put the seals in the right way i even put permatex on them to keep them in and no use, the breather is good but I cant figure out why it is still doing this? anybody please if you can help me fix this cause I am at the point of giving up on this motor even running without leaking oil. Side note the last time I had this motor on a PSI gauge it was 60lbs at idle is this possibly the problem?
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