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Rear end oil, what weight and how much

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Jon2

03-30-1999 10:00:37




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I have just purchased a WD 45 and the rear end grease was white, meaning water in the oil, don't know what to put back in it, the oil seemed to be to thin for a third member.




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clete

03-31-1999 14:55:02




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 Re: Rear end oil, what weight and how much in reply to Jon2, 03-30-1999 10:00:37  

WD-45 transmission calls for 17 quarts of 80W Final drives (each) 1.75 quarts of 90W



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AL

03-30-1999 12:29:08




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 Re: Rear end oil, what weight and how much in reply to Jon2, 03-30-1999 10:00:37  
STRAIGHT 50W IS THE SAME AS 90W AND DOES NOT HAVE THE NEW ADDITIVES THAT WILL DESTROY BRASS OR COPPER IN OLD TRACTORS - ASK AROUND IT IS AVAILABLE



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Chad Wink

03-30-1999 18:36:37




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 Re: Re: Rear end oil, what weight and how much in reply to AL, 03-30-1999 12:29:08  
As a person who has a background in lubrication engineering, I wonder where you came up with the idea that new gear lube will destroy brass and copper? New transmissions still use brass and copper.



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AL

03-30-1999 12:27:48




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 Re: Rear end oil, what weight and how much in reply to Jon2, 03-30-1999 10:00:37  
STRAIGHT 50W IS THE SAME AS 90W AND DOES NOT HAVE THE NEW ADDITIVES THAT WILL DESTROY BRASS OR COPPER IN OLD TRACTORS - ASK AROUND IT IS AVAILABLE



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jason

03-30-1999 10:43:30




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 Re: Rear end oil, what weight and how much in reply to Jon2, 03-30-1999 10:00:37  
THE TRANSMISSION DIFFERENTIAL WILL TAKE 80-90
GEAR OIL, AS WELL AS THE FINAL DRIVES OUT BY THE WHEELS. GOOD LUCK!



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