Need help with 2 problems

tobacco chewer · Jan 20, 2022

Hello how all doing? This is tobacco chewer. I haven't post in awhile. I need help with 2 problems. The 1st problem on my NH 1996 6610S tractor. On the right side of the axle housing where the brake rod go into it.It pouring hydraulic fluid out of it. How do I do about fixing it? The 2nd problem. I brought a ford tractor with a 5 foot bushhog that been sitting for awhile. I gave $200 for the tractor and brushhog. The man I brought it from said it need a carburator. He didn't know or the person he got it from didn't know the year, model and engine size. The only numbers I find on it where on the right side of motor. The numbers EAES015J is on the motor on right side. Do they give the year, model, and engine size? It is a 3 speed. Thank all for the help.

japody · Jan 20, 2022

Try this : FORD CODES and SERIAL NUMBERS

Jerry/MT · Jan 21, 2022

tobacco chewer said:
Hello how all doing? This is tobacco chewer. I haven't post in awhile. I need help with 2 problems. The 1st problem on my NH 1996 6610S tractor. On the right side of the axle housing where the brake rod go into it.It pouring hydraulic fluid out of it. How do I do about fixing it? The 2nd problem. I brought a ford tractor with a 5 foot bushhog that been sitting for awhile. I gave $200 for the tractor and brushhog. The man I brought it from said it need a carburator. He didn't know or the person he got it from didn't know the year, model and engine size. The only numbers I find on it where on the right side of motor. The numbers EAES015J is on the motor on right side. Do they give the year, model, and engine size? It is a 3 speed. Thank all for the help.

There is a rubber seal the brake rod goes through. You drain the rear axle fluid, remove the connecting rod to the brake rod, pull off the old seal and slide on the new seal and re-fill the rear axle.

That number on the engine looks like a casting number and isn't helpful. Is the engine a gasser? Probably a 4 cylinder? Is it a flathead? With a three speed I'll make a SWAG and say it's a 2N or a 9N Ford but you haven't given us much to go on!

barbqranch · Jan 22, 2022

Can you post some photos?

tobacco chewer · Jan 22, 2022

Jerry/MT said:
There is a rubber seal the brake rod goes through. You drain the rear axle fluid, remove the connecting rod to the brake rod, pull off the old seal and slide on the new seal and re-fill the rear axle.

That number on the engine looks like a casting number and isn't helpful. Is the engine a gasser? Probably a 4 cylinder? Is it a flathead? With a three speed I'll make a SWAG and say it's a 2N or a 9N Ford but you haven't given us much to go on!

It is a gas engine with a 3 speed. It a 4 cylinder with the spark plug in the side of the head. The numbers on the engine are the only number I se on the tractor.Thank you for the help

tobacco chewer · Jan 22, 2022

tobacco chewer said:
It is a gas engine with a 3 speed. It a 4 cylinder with the spark plug in the side of the head. The numbers on the engine are the only number I se on the tractor.Thank you for the help

The distribotor is on the right side of tractor in the front of motor