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Re: hydrolic or transmission fluid?

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Bryan Smith

05-23-2002 13:37:30




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Check out my website - there is a specs page there as well as a list of oils for various sections of the tractor. The oil you mention is for transmission and hydraulics and is generally a 20w non-detergent oil.

Bad news is low oil usually doesn't do anything for getting it in gear if it's "grinding". If it's just hard to shift then the oil may help - and a squirt or two of grease on the clutch release bearing (the alemite is seen looking in the hole on the bottom of the torque tube between the engien and the tranny).

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Eric

05-30-2002 12:47:41




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 Re: Re: hydrolic or transmission fluid? in reply to Bryan Smith, 05-23-2002 13:37:30  
You were right on your last response. Although the oil was low filling it didn't help at all. It is very difficult to get it in gear. The gears just don't slow down enough to get in out of nuetral. Is it time to find a good mechanic to replace the clutch? What type of repair bill am I looking at.



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Bryan Smith

05-30-2002 13:08:58




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 Re: Re: Re: hydrolic or transmission fluid? in reply to Eric, 05-30-2002 12:47:41  
Yep. My 1949 B needs a clutch too. It's not hard to do - splitting a B doesn't take much, just the proper stands/chains for safety and time. The clutch/pressure plate/release bearing will probably run around $200 to $250 for the parts, maybe less depending on where you get them. Plus labor ...



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