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Case 300 tractor hydraulic level

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Dean from Ont.

07-09-2007 17:48:01




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I have a case 3oo with no dipstick for hydraulic fluid just a plug. Can someone tell me measurement for the fluid level.




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Dean from Ont

07-12-2007 14:41:14




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 Re: Case 300 tractor hydraulic level in reply to Dean from Ont., 07-09-2007 17:48:01  
Thanks. I found the dipstick way up in the corner.



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Joe (Wa)

07-09-2007 23:18:12




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 Re: Case 300 tractor hydraulic level in reply to Dean from Ont., 07-09-2007 17:48:01  
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I just sent a pic with measurements to a guy here not long ago. Like Jens said the dipstick is the small plug (3/8" NPT) on the cover, right front opposite the breather. If yours is missing make one up with these dimensions.

Well I can see in the review that the dimensions aren't clear enough.

On the right side, the height of the plug is 7/8". From the bottom of the plug to the end of the dipstick is 6-1/2".

On the left side from the bottom of the plug to the full mark is 2-7/8". From the bottom of the plug to the add mark is 3-7/8".

The rod is 1/4" round stock.

If you need a better pic, send me an e:mail.

Joe

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Jens Barclay

07-09-2007 19:39:48




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 Re: Case 300 tractor hydraulic level in reply to Dean from Ont., 07-09-2007 17:48:01  
I have a 300 series as well and if yours is like mine, there is a large hex head plug, which is where the fluid is added. There is a small square plug, which has the dipstick. I hope this helps.



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