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    Posted: 12 May 2017 at 2:03pm
When I was replacing the rear axle seals in the d14 I had a plastic cap from a tube of blue goo (from another project) sitting on the trans of the tractor, reached to grab it and it fell right into the rear end of the d14.  it was floating in the gear oil so I tried to grab it with a pair of needle nose pliers and all I did was push it down were I couldn't see it any more.  If it were any other brand of machine I might worry that lil plastic cap would destroy the rear!!!lol

maybe when I change the fluid it'll drop out of there...Smile
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Reminds me of trying to spray some WD40 into the petcock of my old JD A years ago.The dang plastic tube flew off the nozzle and went right into the cylinder. It never seemed to bother a thing Big smile The thing still sounded like you unplugged 2 wires on the 45.
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loved to have seen your face when that straw flew into the cylinder....lol

Edited by dt1050 - 13 May 2017 at 4:08am
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Oh MY!....
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