New Member F935 Owner

[thunder7023]

Hi, I just picked up an F935 at an auction. It didn't run, but after cleaning the tanks, replacing all the fuel lines, installing a new battery, and bleeding the injection pump I got it fired up. It runs great. Next issue the passenger side axle/wheel seal is leaking oil all over my garage floor. Any tricks to replacing the seal? I want to get all the fluids topped off, lube her up, and then see how she mows.

 

[Wagtail]

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site.

 

[TBN Support]

Welcome to the forum. :welcome:

I'm going to move your thread on over to the JD lawn and garden section. Hopefully someone over there can assist.

 

[beenthere]

Thunder
Welcome, and you should be able to get a copy of the service technical manual for the F935 and it will be very helpful for wrenching in the future. The price is less than an hour of service time at a dealer.
Google JD F935 service tech manual and you should get several hits to peruse.

 

[billymagg]

Hi, I just picked up an F935 at an auction. It didn't run, but after cleaning the tanks, replacing all the fuel lines, installing a new battery, and bleeding the injection pump I got it fired up. It runs great. Next issue the passenger side axle/wheel seal is leaking oil all over my garage floor. Any tricks to replacing the seal? I want to get all the fluids topped off, lube her up, and then see how she mows.

Hi Thunder, also an F-935 owner, had to replace my fuel pick-up lines this summer, thankfully they came out of the tank with the pick-up screens attached. I bought new screens, but didn't need them, now I'm looking for a pulley that is the main gear box drive for the deck, always something. I believe you will be very happy with your F-935. Now my 318 went Kabloie this summer, looking to rebuild/replace that ONAN on a budget??? LOL