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Brian G. NY 01-22-2013 19:32:05 64.22.47.48 Report to Moderator	A very large portion of that 17 Qts of gear oil will certainly come "gushing" out when you pull that plate off. If that plate does not have a plug screwed into it (apparently it does not) you can drain some of the oil from the other two drain plugs and finish by loosening the plate and putting a 5 gal pail under it as someone has already suggested. It will be a little messy; don't you just hate the smell of gear oil when you get it all over yourself? LOL As stated, check the condition of that intermediate gear in the bottom of the tranny to assure it has no teeth missing. It can, however, be replaced without splitting the tractor. [Reply]   [No Email]
Brian G. NY 01-22-2013 19:35:45 64.22.47.48 Report to Moderator	Re: 1953 Allis Chalmers WD 45 PTO gearbox in reply to Brian G. NY, 01-22-2013 19:32:05   After I went back and read all the fine responses by the other guys, I determined that I hadn't added anything of significance! LOL [Reply]  [No Email]
BushogPapa 01-24-2013 12:53:51 173.88.51.117 Report to Moderator	Re: 1953 Allis Chalmers WD 45 PTO gearbox in reply to Brian G. NY, 01-22-2013 19:35:45   Be SURE you are going to use a PTO Gearbox for a WD-45 and NOT a WD..they are stronger.. AND, have the upper ears Magnafluxed, to be SURE they are not in any way flawed... Ron.. [Reply]  [No Email]