daTeacha
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Maybe if you park it with the front end downhill the air will go back out where it came in. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
gear reduction pressure?
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daTeacha
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Maybe if you park it with the front end downhill the air will go back out where it came in. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Maybe if you park it with the front end downhill the air will go back out where it came in )</font>
Since we are talking about a sealed front axle/ final drive unit.. the air got in where the oil got in.. and as far as i know.. there is no vent... That was the point of the message.... no vent = pressure buildup due to air temp and atmospheric pressure changes..
Soundguy
Since we are talking about a sealed front axle/ final drive unit.. the air got in where the oil got in.. and as far as i know.. there is no vent... That was the point of the message.... no vent = pressure buildup due to air temp and atmospheric pressure changes..
Soundguy
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Maybe if you park it with the front end downhill the air will go back out where it came in )</font>
Since we are talking about a sealed front axle/ final drive unit.. the air got in where the oil got in.. and as far as i know.. there is no vent... That was the point of the message.... no vent = pressure buildup due to air temp and atmospheric pressure changes..
Soundguy
Since we are talking about a sealed front axle/ final drive unit.. the air got in where the oil got in.. and as far as i know.. there is no vent... That was the point of the message.... no vent = pressure buildup due to air temp and atmospheric pressure changes..
Soundguy
JerryG
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It is my understanding that the front axles on these compact tractors are not supposed to be vented. The reason is because of the amount of water that they were originally designed for operation in. If the oil level is to high it will create too much pressure and cause leaks. This is one area that it would actually be better to be a very slight bit low on fluid than to have any amount of overfill.
JerryG
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It is my understanding that the front axles on these compact tractors are not supposed to be vented. The reason is because of the amount of water that they were originally designed for operation in. If the oil level is to high it will create too much pressure and cause leaks. This is one area that it would actually be better to be a very slight bit low on fluid than to have any amount of overfill.
