BrianLivingstone
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Can someone tell me what the two knobs/valves are on the side of the oil pan?
Thankyou . Brian
Thankyou . Brian
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Janicholson
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They are the oil level petcocks. Opening the top one allows topping off the oil level as oil comes out it is full. The lower one is the low oil check. If it is a distillate tractor, the fuel contaminated the oil every day and the level was drained to the lower petcock, then filled to the top one with fresh oil, thus removing a percentage of contaminated oil. Jim
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