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WDman1951 View Drop Down
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    Posted: 30 Aug 2015 at 8:52am
ok so my the box where my steering shaft enters i dont  know its official name but anyway  it appears to be leaking right under where the shaft enters the box. so how do i add fluid, what fluid does it take and how might i stop the leak? 
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look the other way???? lol
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There is a shaft seal on that shaft. Its leaking from wear or rot of old age. Its something of a pain to replace. The original lubricant is probably transmission oil 80w. The leak will be a lot slower if the replacement lubricant is a thin grease, like corn head grease from Deere. Steering will get a lot harder with all the lubricant gone.

Search leak steering on this forum for much more discussion.

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2nd the Corn Head Grease; available at any JD dealer.
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