Recent content by IloveJesus

That's true, but there is no evidence of water in there.

That's what I'm thinking. I've temporarily drilled a small hole in the fill tube cap to allow the air to escape, till I find out where the air is coming from. I'm using the tractor sparingly for now.

No water in there. There's a cab with windows/doors, it's enclosed. I've drained the oil and there's no water in there.

OK great. Thank you. I'll have too figure out where the vent on the reservoir is.

OK great. Thank you.

Thank you. Will check that out.

I'm not sure if it does. I check my manual

I drained some oil and there's nothing other than oil in there. When I unscrew the oil filler cap, there is a lot of air coming out of there. So definitely air getting sucked in. I have to figure out how the air gets in there and address the issue.

Not sure. I'm checking my manual now and will go check the tractor

OK. I was thinking of draining the fluid. Always outside

Yes brand new fluid and no water in there.

Thank you. I'll check that out.

Hydraulic. And no nothing else added. It's puzzling to me.

It is coming out of the transmission/drive/hydraulic dipstick. And it's not overfilled.

I have an issue with my '12 Mccormick tractor. I have oil coming out of the dipstick even when the tractor has been parked for a long time. There is also foaming coming out at times when the tractor is in use. Oil level was fine.