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Case 511-B-L Gearbox, axle, Hydraulic fluids

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Frank R.

02-11-2005 19:08:57




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From searching the discussion forum it seems that the proper Gearbox lube is 85W-140 for this tractor. The question: is the compartment for the gearbox and rear axle the same, one fluid? And is this the right fluid.

Another associated question, does the hydraulic system use the gearbox fluid. I would imagine that all three components are one compartment and use one fluid like my International 284. If not what should I use and where is the filler and level plug.
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John Saeli

02-12-2005 05:20:18




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 Re: Case 511-B-L Gearbox, axle, Hydraulic fluids in reply to Frank R., 02-11-2005 19:08:57  
Hey Frank: The 4SP Tranny & Diff. are 1 housing using 85W140. The fill is through the top under the seat where the large headed plug is. The next housing forward is where the range gear box & Hyd.'s are. The dip stick & Fill are under the steering column. I use a 50-50 mixture of Trans.Hyd. Fluid & 85W140. It adds body & improves the performance of the pump.



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Frank R.

02-14-2005 15:12:42




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 Re: Case 511-B-L Gearbox, axle, Hydraulic fluids in reply to John Saeli, 02-12-2005 05:20:18  
Thanks a lot John for all the help on this tractor so far. I got it running this weekend and took it for a spin. I have a few other questions. On this tractor muffler runs under the tractor, is this authentic? This tractor also is missing a number of tin pieces, the two covers on top for fuel and battery, a half dome shaped piece just to the right of the dash and finally a a lower portion of the hood on the right. Are these parts findable in a salvage yard or is this tractor fairly rare. If it is hard to find parts, It would be appreciated if someone could post pictures of the gas and battery cover, both top and bottom so I can see how they are made to replicate them.

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