I have a 165 SIP drum mower. Have had it since new, maybe 10 years now. Have the manual that came with it. Most of the manual is in Russian or Romanian with a very poor English translation. So far though I've been able to figure everything out, actually it's never failed me with the exception of the driveline that I replaced. Am getting ready to start cutting and thought I'd check the oil in the gear box. No problem, removed the plug and can see oil in there. Checked the manual to see how much was needed and can't find that info anywhere. Any ideas on what the oil level should be at?
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