Iseki tx1410

[Clive]

Hi everybody ,hopefully some can help me with a couple of questions ,1 greasing front axle no matter how much grease is pumped in it dose not show ,how do I no when there is enofe grease in
2 when I stop the tractor and dip the rear end oil pumps out of dip stick hole why is this

Help would be appreciated ,thanks again

 

[Tooljunkie]

It would help to know what you are greasing. Im guessing at the axle ends. As in king pins/ball joints. They are open to inside of axle housing with some sort of seal. 4-6 pumps would be enough to lubricate knuckle pivots. By greasing too much-likely have pushed grease into axle housing. Likely popped seal. Photis would help. Iseki isnt kubota, i cant even direct you to a proper forum.

 

[Clive]

Hi and thanks yes it is the king pin ,so do you think I have done any harm or what should I do ,I put about 15 pumps of grease into it ,

 

[Tooljunkie]

Its Blue!
I guess im in trouble now....
Wouldnt know if any harm is done unless there is a parts diagram/workshop manual we could refer to, to see if there is a seal in there. Why oil is coming out is beyond me, unless it was right full before greasing. Grease woukd have displaced oil. I wouldnt worry about it.

 

[Clive]

No trouble ,it's blue alright good kubotsa are hard got here in Ireland ,so I had to go blue ,

Has any body got a idea why oil wiil push out of transmission dip,stick hole when the tractor is stoped

 

[Tooljunkie]

Overfilled and vent line blocked. Again, dont know where case vent would be.

 

[Clive]

I dipped it a week ago and the level indicated the the oil level was spot on ,and I dipped the other day and oil started to pump out slowly ,

 

[Treckerzeug]

Hi,

To grease the front axle the most important thing to do before is to lift it with a jack, to releave pressure from the moving parts, only by doing so you get the grease in all places where it is needed.

Regards

Robert