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Hello, have a Mahindra 5010. Noticed hydraulic oil around the edge of the rim, one wheel much worse than the other. How does that happen? Would it be common for there to be an axle seal and it's gone bad and is leaking? I think this is a 2014 model, would it be unusual to have a seal go out in ten years? And two of them?
I can't recall if I ascertained that this tractor has a common reservoir for both transmission and the hydraulic system. If you know, advise!
I need to clip a 7 acre pasture, wonder how much would leak out after I fill up the hydraulic fluid! (I have the hardest time reading the dipstick; I actually canNOT read it but I am going to put black magic marker on the dipstick and see if that helps.)
EDIT: This is the rear wheels. Removing the wheels and whatever, is that a hard job, lol? I know I can't do it but I might could find a buddy but if it takes big tools, I doubt I have that. Is this usually an expensive repair at a dealer?
I can't recall if I ascertained that this tractor has a common reservoir for both transmission and the hydraulic system. If you know, advise!
I need to clip a 7 acre pasture, wonder how much would leak out after I fill up the hydraulic fluid! (I have the hardest time reading the dipstick; I actually canNOT read it but I am going to put black magic marker on the dipstick and see if that helps.)
EDIT: This is the rear wheels. Removing the wheels and whatever, is that a hard job, lol? I know I can't do it but I might could find a buddy but if it takes big tools, I doubt I have that. Is this usually an expensive repair at a dealer?
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