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golddozer

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hey all time to get my cat ready for the season and i discovered the transmission had alot of water in the oil when i drained it.it wasnt a real cold winter but im sure it froze.i dont see any cracks.going to fill it up with freash oil this week and try it.cant see how it got in there..store it outside with a tarp over it..better build a shed this year a guess

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Mon, May 2, 2016 7:05 AM

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Was it one of those swiss cheese blue tarps? lol maybe getting in around the gear shift boots.

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