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Re: Toro Front whell drive self-propelling mower leaking oil from under the front drive cover THANKS!! ADVICE WORKED!
#1 Apr 17, 2006 11:04 pm |
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Didn't leak anymore during or after a mow. Thank you. :)
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Owners manuals
#2 Apr 17, 2006 10:15 pm |
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Anybody know where there are online owners manuals for Crafstman mowers? I have a Crafstman Eager about 3 years old I'm guessing 6.75hp. Thanks, Rob |
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Re: Toro Front whell drive self-propelling mower leaking oil from under the front drive cover
#3 Apr 15, 2006 12:24 pm |
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Thank you so you don't think it's a big problem? The oil is black and the oil inside the engine is clear. I was worried it was coming from the drive transmission. I was worried it was coming from the drive-train. Thanks again this is very much appreciated. When I bought it a couple of days ago I was told it had only been used 5 times two years ago and had sat since then. Judgeing by how clean it was I don't doubt it. Anything else I should consider since it sat so long? I put fresh gas in and sprayed carb. cleaner in the bowl and carbuerator because float was stuck. Rob |
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Toro Front whell drive self-propelling mower leaking oil from under the front drive cover
#4 Apr 14, 2006 9:26 pm |
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Anybody know what this could be? I did tip it slightly on it's side to check the blades, but it seems to be coming from the black cover on the front of the deck. It is a 6.5hp front wheel drive 2004 model with a single speed bevel transmission I believe is what it is called. Thank you Rob |
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Re: 2004 Toro Lawnmower with 6.5hp Tecumseh engine carb. leaking- just bought please help!
#5 Apr 14, 2006 9:23 pm |
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Thank you. I went to my local Toro dealer and was told to remove the float bowl and spray the inside of the bowl with carburator cleaner as well as the float. I did that as well as put fresh gas in and now it runs great. I just have one further problem and that is there is oil coming out from under the front-wheel drive cover. I'll save that for another post.
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