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Yet another VA series oil / lube question.

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dpski

12-20-2006 10:27:17




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Hello all,

Searched and read through all the threads I could find in here regarding VA oil types / capacities etc, etc. Good stuff, I'm just lookin' to clarify things a little bit more for I'm a rookie at this.

I just got a 1943 VAI. Has a rear PTO, no hydraulic lift. So I'm assuming there's no hydraulic pump/filter in the torque tube as well?

What I don't quite understand yet is the torque tube separated from the rear end? Meaning is there a separate drain and fill plug for the rear/PTO gear housing or is it all one continuous chamber that is filled from the square plug near the engine? If that's the case then is there only one drain? The one under the torque tube near the foot pedals? Any tips and tricks to draining / refilling?

Also from my research here that leads me to thinking regular 80/90W gear oil is what I should use, right? I live in MA, if that matters.

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VAC Lee

12-20-2006 15:30:53




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 Re: Yet another VA series oil / lube question. in reply to dpski, 12-20-2006 10:27:17  
The rear end and transmission are filled at the plug beside the gearshift. It has a dipstick attached to it. The drain plug is under the rear end housing. Hold approximately 7 gallons. The torque tube only is filled at the plug you are refering to. You are also correct on the oil type. The later models with live hydraulics used it as the reservoir and used hydraulic oil.



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mj

12-20-2006 18:36:24




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 Re: Yet another VA series oil / lube question. in reply to VAC Lee, 12-20-2006 15:30:53  
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Motor oil was used in the torque tube on tractors with the live pump and 90w was used in the torque tube on the high pressure system. The high pressure pump uses motor oil in a separate reservoir which is part of the pump assembly on the left side of the torque tube. More info on the link.

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mj

12-24-2006 07:01:30




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 Re: Yet another VA series oil / lube question. in reply to mj, 12-20-2006 18:36:24  
Yeah, Left side facing the grille and right side if you're sitting on the tractor..... ..Man, I need some sleep! ;>(



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