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HELP! Very basic case question!

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Jeff Mans

02-10-2005 10:05:16

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Where is the transmition fluid filler cap on a case 1070??? Thanks

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big jt

02-10-2005 23:12:42

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Re: HELP! Very basic case question! in reply to Jeff Mans, 02-10-2005 10:05:16

The filler on the 1070 we had wasn't the breather.

If you are changing the oil make sure you drain all the chambers of the transmission. There are 3 or 4 drain plugs if I remember right.

HTH

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bevo from texas

02-11-2005 18:18:43

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Re: HELP! Very basic case question! in reply to big jt, 02-10-2005 23:12:42

I can get my Case 1175 to run for about 10 minutes after changing the fuel filters, draining the lines, priming the filters &lines,etc. It runs very well until it looks like the fuel from the filters and lines are used. I suspect that the tank has sludge inside. 1. What is the best way to clean the tank without taking it off?
2. Does the tank have filters inside?
3. If so, how do you replace them?
4. Are there any other problems I might be overlooking?

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c hess

02-11-2005 19:04:20

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Re: HELP! Very basic case question! in reply to bevo from texas, 02-11-2005 18:18:43

your fuel tank has a pencil shaped filter in the tank . clean it by taking line off jnder tank an turning shut off valve out of tank. filter should fall out. after cleaning you should have a full stream offuel at transfer pump (disconect to check)

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c hess

02-10-2005 17:50:53

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Re: HELP! Very basic case question! in reply to Jeff Mans, 02-10-2005 10:05:16

Hello John you may be right about no vent. we finally took bolt out at top corner to let air out when filling.ALSO agree with you on Bars leak . BROTHER ANi used it since vac days as a preventive use an also fopr a quick repair sometimes.(letting our age known when we talk about bars leak !!!

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charles hess

02-10-2005 10:53:50

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Re: HELP! Very basic case question! in reply to Jeff Mans, 02-10-2005 10:05:16

1070 HYD FILLER CAP IS AT FAR REAR OF TRACTOR ON LEFT REAR CORNER OF TRANS CASE .IT IS FILLER AN BREATHER COMBINED AN IT HAS A RING ON TOP TO PULL IT OUT. FILL TO TOP SIGHT GLASS LOCATED ON TRANS CASE ON LEFT SIDE INN FRONT OF LEFT BRAKE. BE PATIENT .OIL GOES IN SLOW

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John Saeli

02-10-2005 16:38:10

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Re: HELP! Very basic case question! in reply to charles hess, 02-10-2005 10:53:50

Hey Charles: It should flow right in as fast as you can pour. You must have a plugged vent. I had an 1175 that didn't even have a vent. I put one in.

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