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Lawn tractor 6 speed transaxle lubrication
During a recent flood, my dad's Craftsman lawn tractor was inundated. Although water did not enter the motor, I know the transaxle was under. Is it possible for water to enter the transaxle? Is there lubricant in the transaxle that should be replaced.
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It is likely that there could be a vent on the top of the unit and if water got that high it could enter slowly. There should be an oil inside the unit. If there is a drain on the bottom you could open it slightly into a pan and look for water as any water in the unit should settle to the bottom.
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