Put her in pond - not bad but what now?

   / Put her in pond - not bad but what now? #11  
Hey, dont feel bad I have been in the water a couple times. Lessons learned! Glad it turned out o.k. for ya. I wouldnt worry about the rear end oil either.
 
   / Put her in pond - not bad but what now? #12  
After that, I think the tractor deserves a good bath. :) It doesn't look like the rear axle was under water and if your oil is clear, you're good to go. I would imagine the pto seal is good to keep water out. Play safe. :thumbsup:
 
   / Put her in pond - not bad but what now?
  • Thread Starter
#13  
I took a larger oil sample on Sunday and it is not as clear as I think it should be. That said, it's got a fair number of hours on it. I am going to change it just to be safe.

Brrrr, when it's a bit warmer though!
 
   / Put her in pond - not bad but what now? #15  
don't worry about a lil water, but if you are gonna play in the mud i'd get rid of those useless industrial tire and get some ag tire for superior traction. i don't care what folks on here say about how wonderful industrial tires are, they don't belong on a farm tractor period.
 

Tractor & Equipment Auctions

2015 Cadillac Escalade ESV Platinum AWD SUV (A50324)
2015 Cadillac...
2014 UTILITY 53X102 DRY VAN TRAILER (A51222)
2014 UTILITY...
2025 Swict 72in Bucket Skid Steer Attachment (A50322)
2025 Swict 72in...
2012 MACK GU713 DUMP TRUCK (A51406)
2012 MACK GU713...
71068 (A49346)
71068 (A49346)
2016 GENIE GTH1056 TELESCOPIC FORKLIFT (A51242)
2016 GENIE GTH1056...
 
Top