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06-11-2019, 11:04 AM
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What is this?
Ok guys what is this supposed to be? It’s on my 1812 18hp magnum. It’s leaking oil out the top of it and right good amount as it’s the only place I can find a leak. A couple weeks ago I got in a situation where I had to ham down hard on the brakes and then slam wide open forward on a good incline with a trailer hooked to me. Sheared the spring pin at the hydro pump. Got that all apart and back together then I noticed this leaking. Looked all over the internet but can’t find anything,hard to do when you don’t know what to call it! Lol!
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1812 custom cat0 3point hitch, foot pedal, 2155 JI Case 470 shuttle speed. 
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06-11-2019, 11:22 AM
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06-11-2019, 11:25 AM
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It is the low oil pressure switch. Yes they do leak
Dave
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06-11-2019, 06:59 PM
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Thanks guys. Well I thought that’s what the problem is but I think the seal behind the pto is leaking. It starts vibrating at wot. I replaced the drive shaft last week and the bearings seemed to be good. After all tightened up its solid but when you crank it it’s out of balance pretty bad. I’ll have to put everything back new on driveshaft and tear down the front and see what seal is leaking. Hopefully there’s no engine damage.
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1812 custom cat0 3point hitch, foot pedal, 2155 JI Case 470 shuttle speed.
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Unless my eyes are foolin me. I would say it looks like an oil sender
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