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WD final drive fill location

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Gary in MO

07-15-2005 19:36:40




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I am needing someone to tell me where to top off the fluid level in my WD's final drives. Thanks,
Gary




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Texas Denny

07-16-2005 15:37:57




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 Re: WD final drive fill location in reply to Gary in MO, 07-15-2005 19:36:40  
Terry is correct. I have a quart sqeeze bottle that I fill with the heaviest transmission oil I can find. It doesn't take much - one quart.



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Terry(GA)

07-16-2005 06:42:11




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 Re: WD final drive fill location in reply to Gary in MO, 07-15-2005 19:36:40  
About 1/3 of the way up from the bottom of each is a small plug.You can remove it and add there,but its a slow go.If you plan on changing it you will have remove all the bolts from the final drive cover and drop it down.Crawl under the tractor and take a look,and you should see what I am talking about.Good luck!



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Gary in MO

07-17-2005 20:40:20




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 Re: WD final drive fill location in reply to Terry(GA), 07-16-2005 06:42:11  
Thanks guys,
It took a little bit but I found those plugs. You sure do have to be on the ground to see them. Fortunately mine weren't low at all. I, too, have a squeeze bottle I was going to use for this, but didn't need to. I wonder, has anyone ever drilled and tapped a drain in the final drive pans? Sure seems like it would make this job easier and maybe less messy. What do you think?



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Brian G. NY

07-18-2005 05:32:07




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 Re: WD final drive fill location in reply to Gary in MO, 07-17-2005 20:40:20  
I've heard of people going to the trouble of installing drain plugs in the bottom of those pans. It sure would make it easier to "drain twice a year" like the manual calls for. However, very, very few people routinly change the final drive oil so it's probably a good idea to pull the pans when doing so to remove any sludge buildup.



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