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gaining trans oil on d17 iv
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    Posted: 07 Sep 2010 at 8:20pm
I am losing hyd. oil and gaining trans oil. Is there a seal between power director / hyd sump other than trans input shaft seal. Where can i get these parts?
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I believe there is a seal on the pto shaft that seals between the two compartments.   I'm sure someone else will chime in. 
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It is the input shaft seal that needs replacing.  AGCO carries them.  You will have to split the tractor - might as well replace the other seals while you are at it.
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Your problem is most likely the PTO shaft seals there two of the placed together with the lip in opposite directions. The input shaft is up high enough that little if any oil will gravity through. You can get leakage through the input shaft on tractors with hydraulic power director cluthes, because of worn or broken seal rings.
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