Hi Chuck!  I just told Jennifer about the build-sheets.  She already had the phone number written down.  We will give them a call after the Labor Day weekend.  
I should have spent more time checking that area out when I was under the tractor.  Jennifer jet-sprayed the gunk off the tractor before she sent me under it; so I didn’t notice any leaks (right hand didn’t know what the left hand was doing). 
Pictures: 
 It takes a little more effort, but it may help someone else working on the same problem.  
Chuck, I don’t know what kind of equipment/software you have or just where you are on the “Nerdom scale”; so if I give too much info, I apologize. 
 I use a digital camera with a cable that attaches to a USB port in my computer.  Cell phones that can take pictures also have these types of cables so that you can transfer your pictures into your computer.  There are two applications that I use: FASTSTONE to capture screen images and Microsoft Office’s Power point which is part of their OFFICE suite.
Microsoft’s Power point gives you the option of transferring your picture into one of its presentation’s “slide”. It also gives you the ability to overlay your picture with shapes – like the one I use to point out various areas in the picture.  I then use the screen capture application to create a picture file from the Power Point’s slide that I was working on.  You don’t really need FASTSTONE as computers have a way to capture the image of your screen. I can’t tell you how to use that option because computer models differ in how to accomplish the screen image.  Faststone use to be freeware, but its popularity has encouraged its designers to start charging for its download.   From there, this Forum gives us the ability to attach those pictures into our posts.
  If you know how to locate your picture files in your computer, attaching your pictures are easy.  Many people use an application to organize their pictures, and this may make things awkward.  I prefer to use WINDOWS EXPLORER (not to be confused with Windows Internet Explorer) which is an application that lets you control the files and subdirectories according to your own organizational requirements.  Windows Explorer is in all Windows operating systems.