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I AM A NEW MEMBER AND NOT SURE IF I AM DOING THIS RIGHT , BUT HERE GOES.
I HAVE A JINMA 284 TRACTOR. I HAVE NOT HAD PROBLEMS IN THE PAST, BUT AFTER STARTING MY TRACTOR THIS SPRING I FOUND A SUBSTANTIAL OIL LEAK. iT LOOKS LIKE IT IS COMING OUT BETWEEN THE MOTOR AND BELLHOUSING ON THE RIGHT SIDE, DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE OIL SENDING UNIT. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY THOUGHTS AS TO WHERE IT MIGHT BE COMING FROM?
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Most of the time when this happens is because the bolts that secure the flywheel housing to the engine have come loose and the rear main oil seal starts leaking. In order to repair this leak you must Split the tractor, remove the flywheel retighten or replace those bolts with new and locktite
Tommy
Affordable Tractor Sales
“Your Jinma Parts Superstore”
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Here’s a telling of my issues with this same problem: Jinma Oil Leak
You may have to joint he site to view it, but it is free. My tractor is a Jinma 304 and I had the same problem as you and solved it with a bit of help from Tommy. I learned a few tricks in doing it that I’ve detailed on that posting, so it should be worth your time to read it all. I did solve the problem completely for only a few bucks in gaskets and a good bit of hard labor.
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Go here to sign up for CTOA forum access and then you can find the link under the Jinma section entitled “Major Tractor Woes in Paradise.”
Sorry, but there's just too much to copy it all over here.
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The seal is in the flywheel housing, once you remove that housing you will see the seal.
Tommy
Affordable Tractor Sales
“Your Jinma Parts Superstore”
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