PTO Oil leaking

[cabu]

Hallo Friends,

I broke my baby !

I have hooked up a water pump to the PTO and slipped from the icy clutch pedal. There was a bad sound from the kick at the back, but then sound normal. So I thougt it was just the pump and the chain. But after I stopped pumping, I saw oil flowing in a thin line out of the PTO. I parked the traktor at it's place and put a Bucket under it. One day later it was filled with 3-4 Liter of oil. I moved the tractor into the outbuilding and open the PTO-cover.
The oil-sealing was broken and the bearings sound bad. And the oil itself was frightening. So many metal parts... and used-up color.

Here are the Pic's:

The Waterpump:

The PTO Gear:

The Oil:

By the way, is it a oil-filter at the right top. And if, has somebody the partnumber?

I will keep you informed...

carl

 

[Theekillerbee]

Ouch! Poor little Kub. Let us know how the repair goes.

 

[traildust]

Carl, I hope she knows you didn't do it on purpose. They have feelings you know.

Scott

 

[dusty-t]

Hi Carl, Sorry to hear about the break down. But just looking at the pics there does not seem to be any chewed up gears or shafts so it may just be a case of replacing bearings and seals. That looks like a filter, most likely hydraulic filter and if your tractor uses a common reservoir then you need to change it. Good luck & keep us posted. Dusty

 

[cabu]

Carl, I hope she knows you didn't do it on purpose. They have feelings you know.

Scott

Your Kubota is a girl ???


My tractor is a boy and is called Kuno...

Carl

ps
Actually he is a 'it' at the moment, without the PTO

 

[traildust]

Your Kubota is a girl ???


My tractor is a boy and is called Kuno...

Carl

ps
Actually he is a 'it' at the moment, without the PTO

That's FUNNY! You castrated and neutered poor Kuno

Ya, mine's a girl. Her name's Sushi. She's sexy and I ride her hard all day long

Scott

 

[cabu]

Kuno is repaired, but it look's like the shop has forgotten to bill me...

OK, my latest work was again to clean my wast-water-tank. This time I built an adapter to fix the pump to the Traktor instead of using just a chain.

So here is what I did:

And here the water at 20 bar

It's really a difference than using the normal garden-water-pipe or even the High-Pressure cleaner. And it's pushing you backwards...

carl