Put her in pond - not bad but what now?
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VictorW
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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:
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:
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jimmyj
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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!
Brrrr, when it's a bit warmer though!
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New oil equals=Piece of mind, priceless to remove doubt.
jda1961
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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.
