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Re: oliver 1655 diesel
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Posted by Big Jim on August 24, 2001 at 20:13:57 from (64.33.183.162):
In Reply to: oliver 1655 diesel posted by Alvin on August 18, 2001 at 19:44:07:
Sorry I'm kind of late answering this, but here goes. Engine oil takes 9 quarts(with the filter). I usually use either 15-40 Rotella T or straight SAE 30 weight oil. Other than the engine, there are three other places for oil. The three speed takes about 4 quarts of Dextron II or Dextron III ATF. I would also recommend changing the spin on filter. The transmission/ rear end fluid has a filler cap located right on the deck of tractor between your feet if you sitting on the seat. There is no dipstick because there is a check plug on the side of the tractor. You just keep adding 80-90W oil until it comes out the fill plug. There is a spin on filter for the transmission/rear end located underneath the platform near the rear axle on the left side of the tractor. Its kind of a bugger to get at. The hydraulic reservoir is what your sitting on. Just in front of the seat there will be a cap with a dipstick. If the reservoir was empty it would take 5 gallons of hydraulic oil to fill it. The filter for the hydraulic reservoir is right at the front of the reservoir. It is like a big acorn shaped deal with a large nut on the end. Just take a big cresent wrench and unscrew it, the filter is inside. Sorry for being so long winded. Hope this helps.
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