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DC Case transmission fill plug/spark plugs

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Chris Stufflebe

10-06-2004 09:04:14




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I want to change the transmission/differential oil in my '44 DC Case . I know the drain plug is on the lower right hand side behind the belt pulley if I remember right, but where is the filler hole for the new fluid?

Also, does anyone know what type of spark plugs to get for this tractor?




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Paul f

10-06-2004 09:54:36




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 Re: DC Case transmission fill plug/spark plugs in reply to Chris Stufflebean, 10-06-2004 09:04:14  
Chris: There are two drain plugs, the one between brake drum and belt pulley and one on the side of the case below the axle. Fill is under the seat to the left rear. There is a small pipe plug about half way up the right side of the case...that is the fill level. Takes 10.5 gals

AC85S or Champ 15A (18mm thread 1/2 inch shank length)



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Chris Stufflebean

10-07-2004 06:59:41




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 Re: DC Case transmission fill plug/spark plugs in reply to Paul f, 10-06-2004 09:54:36  
Thank you Paul F. You seem to have a wealth of knowledge about DC Cases. I don"t have the magneto manual that came with this tractor, so I may have to ask a few questions about servicing it when the time comes. I appreciate your help.



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Paul f

10-07-2004 09:23:15




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 Re: DC Case transmission fill plug/spark plugs in reply to Chris Stufflebean, 10-07-2004 06:59:41  
Chris: Your welcome...can't help with Mag, my DC was converted to Distributor and VAC was always distributor. John Saeli knows lots about mags



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