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WD-45 final drive oils

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Guyzoo

06-17-2004 07:27:07




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I need to know what kind of oil I have to put in the final drive. Is it SAE 80-90

Thanks to all you guys




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Guyzoo

06-19-2004 21:16:16




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 Re: WD-45 final drive oils in reply to Guyzoo, 06-17-2004 07:27:07  
Thanks to all you guys I changed the oil this morning and there were about 1 inch of hard dirt in the pan. Thanks you guyz for all your suggestions.



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wdtom

06-17-2004 18:10:56




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 Re: WD-45 final drive oils in reply to Guyzoo, 06-17-2004 07:27:07  
Changing the oil in the final drives is a good thing to do, it doesn't get done often by most people. I would take the wheel off, it will be easier in the long run in your case. Just support under the right side of the drawbar support well. If you don't want to make a gasket, clean both surfaces well and carefully put a bead of silicone gasket around pan.



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Guyzoo

06-17-2004 13:37:43




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 Re: WD-45 final drive oils in reply to Guyzoo, 06-17-2004 07:27:07  
Thanks very much for the info. I can't spin the wheels out because they are welded about half the way out. Can I remove those pans without removing the Wheels



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Sid

06-17-2004 19:24:10




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 Re: Re: WD-45 final drive oils in reply to Guyzoo, 06-17-2004 13:37:43  
With a lot of patience and socket extensions and maybe a swivel socket it might be possible. the pan is located I do not think spinning the wheels out will help because the dish shape of the wheel hub doesn not change when spinning the wheels in or out. As has been mentioned the pan will come off easier with the wheel off. I know off a tractor that some one drilled a hole and made drain plugs for. My owners manual says 140 for above 32 degrees, 90 for below 32 degrees.

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Dave Grubb

06-17-2004 14:06:59




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 Re: Re: WD-45 final drive oils in reply to Guyzoo, 06-17-2004 13:37:43  
I don't think so, but maybe someone else can say for sure. Why would the wheels be welded to the rails?



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Dave Grubb

06-17-2004 08:56:06




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 Re: WD-45 final drive oils in reply to Guyzoo, 06-17-2004 07:27:07  
That would work fine. As you may know there is no drain plug for the final drive pans. The only choice is to spin the wheels completely out and remove the pans for draining/cleaning.



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