Topic: where to put oil in at
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| bradley39482
07-29-2012 05:25:09
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I know this is a stupid question, but where do u put the engine oil in at on a mf 175, diesel, is it on the left hand side of the engine block? i recently just attained the old tractor and trying to get it back in shape!
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| Bradley29482
08-01-2012 08:20:46
174.253.97.193
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Re: where to put oil in at in reply to bradley39482, 07-29-2012 05:25:09
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| Thanks for the help ya"ll
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| Laneman
07-30-2012 04:00:34
199.115.190.204
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Re: where to put oil in at in reply to bradley39482, 07-29-2012 05:25:09
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| I have the Perkins engine. Just like the other guy said, oil fill is the rubber T-handle plug on left side near front of engine.
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| EJ70
07-29-2012 19:00:44
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Re: where to put oil in at in reply to bradley39482, 07-29-2012 05:25:09
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| Yes, to what MF said. It will be on left side if sitting on tractor. Thats where it is on my 175.
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| MF#1
07-29-2012 12:16:37
209.209.130.132
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Calling Bigmarv1085 in reply to bradley39482, 07-29-2012 05:25:09
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| Not real fam. with this one, BUT, "most" Perkins diesel have the oil filler toward the front of the engine, usually a "T" shaped handle with a big rubber piece to tighten up against. Called BigMarv1085 b/c he posted earlier that he has 3 of them. An Operators Manual comes in REAL handy on unfam. tractors.
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