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Topic: Re: '39 B - Amount of oil in 1st Reduction Gear
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| James Howell
10-27-2012 04:13:43
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Checked the Instructions and Parts List dated July 1938 on page 9 under the TRANSMISSION LUBRICATION topic.
"The operating parts in the transmission are continuously bathed in oil which insures their automatic lubrication." The manual recommends 5 gallons of SAE 160 for temperatures above 32oF and SAE 90 for temperatures below 32oF. Fill the transmission to the threads at the level test plug. 
Hope this helps.
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| Ken Reese
10-27-2012 05:39:13
67.173.125.112
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Re: '39 B - Amount of oil in 1st Reduction Gear in reply to James Howell, 10-27-2012 04:13:43
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| | Jim: The First reduction gear/cover is to get engine oil, not transmission lube. I have 140 wt. lube for the rear end/transmission. Will use 10W30 for the crankcase/clutch/first reduction gear cover. As I've learned, the cover should get one pint of oil. Thanks, Ken
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