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 | D Land
Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 0 Georgia 
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2004-08-22 94141
I have a Mahindra 3505. When using the tractor there is considerable seepage of fluid in the area below the seat. Is some seepage normal? How much indicates a problem?
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D. Land
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| TomG
Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 5406 Upper Ottawa Valley 
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2004-08-23 94150
If it's diesel then it should be repaired. The most likely source is a hydraulic fitting. There may be a loader valve near the front and some lift components near the rear. It's fairly common for hydraulic fittings to seep but it shouldn't happen if a good mechanic took time to do proper assemblies.
Fittings aren't too difficult to reseal--using liquid or tape sealer as directed. Over-tightening fittings often makes seepage worse instead of better. ....
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