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Old 08-13-2018, 11:12 PM
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Looks like I have some work to do. Oh well, It'll be fun...yeah, fun.

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Old 08-13-2018, 11:14 PM
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winter time is coming, good excuse to get out of the house!
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Where is it leaking from? The cork gasket? Relief valves?
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Where is it leaking from? The cork gasket? Relief valves?
I haven't looked yet. After I got it home I just drove it down the driveway and back, then parked it in the garage.
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Looks like I have some work to do. Oh well, It'll be fun...yeah, fun.
Just marking its spot is all. I mean heck harleys do it and they seem to still bring good money!
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Old 08-14-2018, 09:29 AM
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Well it could be a cork gasket,expansion plug,
valves, charge pump "O" ring, other 4 seals seals on the hydro,
suction tube and oil filter, to name a few.
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Looks like you have internal brakes. As it looks like your machine is pretty clean, and appears to have just started, I would give it a good look over from bottom to the top.
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Yeah, I had a similar situation last week, except running down the steering box. Was about to throw a fit because I just rebuilt the steering box. Then realized it was running down from higher up. Took off the tunnel cover. Found out, when I rebuilt the steering box, and tightened up all the lines, one of the steel hydraulic lines turned just a little and was rubbing against the driveshaft and spraying hydraulic oil in a tiny stream everywhere under there, all down into the deck, everywhere because the spinning driveshaft made sure to distribute it. Luckily the line was still available. A $50 mistake. One thing I hate is when I cause the problem, but I guess that's how you learn. Could have been worse I guess.
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Old 08-16-2018, 09:26 PM
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A well oiled deck don't rust
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