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Leaking Transmission Fluid

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snowbird

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I have a little transmission fluid oozing out around the bolt pattern on one of the drive sprockets on my SV200 SkiDozer:ermm:. Best guess: seal, bearing and seal, or something even worse? Could I run it for this winter (no snow right now, could keep eye on fluid level?) I'm getting pretty old for taking the track apart and putting it back together.:sad:
 
Snowtrac Nome

Snowtrac Nome

member formerly known as dds
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in the military we had 3 classes of leaks class 1 was a wet spot a class2 would leave a drop on a ground after a while a class 3 would form a puddle class 1 and 2 we would only observe a class 3 would require a repair be advised if there is a seal leaking it could be caused by a loose bering allowing a shaft to move around
 
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