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Read articles →This is an owner's real-time troubleshooting video, not a repair or fix. He crawls under his LX2610 at 190 hours to trace a slow oil leak, checking filters, transaxle housing, and the vent tube, narrowing it down to somewhere near the power steering area without pinpointing the source. He ends by deciding to let the dealer diagnose it under warranty. Useful mainly for owners comparing notes on similar leaks, not for buyers wanting resolution.
An owner-operator documenting a real issue on his own tractor as it unfolds, with no dealer or technician involvement shown.
He narrows it down to somewhere near the power steering area, possibly a gasket or seal where two housings split, but does not pinpoint the exact source.
He checked the vent tube since overflow can happen when fluid is too full and it gets warm, but found it completely dry with no evidence of dripping.
Since the tractor is still under its two-year warranty, he decided to take it to the dealer for diagnosis instead of tearing into it himself.
