CincyFlyer, below is copied from the warranty coverage. The initial response is that it's considered an external seal. I believe they are still reviewing the claim. The language is kind of contradictory and vague. First it says everything is covered except the items excluded in C(the seals not excluded) Then it goes on to say the pto housing and transmission and all parts contained therein are covered, then it excludes a bunch of things. So to me the question is the seal part of the part of housing or and external associated gasket, seal ? Because it not clear at least to me, that's why I originally asked if anyone else has had the PTO or similar seals replaced under warranty.
All Equipment models have two levels of Warranty Coverage, as explained below:
a. All Aggregates – This covers all parts of Mahindra Equipment with the exception to those parts mentioned in “Paragraph C – What is not warranted”.
b. Power train –
i. Transmission and Axles ‐ This covers clutch housing, PTO housing, transmission case, differential housing, final drive housing, drive axles, front axle case, front gear case, and all parts contained therein (does not include external drivelines, cables, linkages, dry clutch parts andassociated external gaskets, seals, steering and hydraulic parts like steering cylinders, power steering unit, etc.)
ii. Engine – This covers crankcase, crankcase pan, cylinder head, rocker arm cover, timing gear cover, and all parts contained therein; does not include external engine components like fuel, electrical, cooling, intake, or exhaust components and associated seals, gaskets and “O” rings.
