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PBR1944

08-29-2005 09:43:06

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I have what I believe is a CASE DC-4. Haven't been able to prove it yet though. The problem is I drained the oil,and I can't find a place to put oil in or a dip stick to check oil level.Don't know where to put oil in, or how much?? HELP PLEASE!!

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Camboted

08-29-2005 15:39:24

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Re: HELP DC-4? in reply to PBR1944, 08-29-2005 09:43:06

The oil is filled behind the governor on the right front of the engine. It is a large screw off cap, cast iron about 3" in daimeter. Check the level with the two pipe plugs in the crankcase. When it comes out the top plug hole it is full. You need a manual, as there is also a quart in the clutch housing and if you change the filter, assuming you have one, you need a quart for that as well.

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PBR1944

08-29-2005 16:32:42

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Re: HELP DC-4? in reply to Camboted, 08-29-2005 15:39:24

Thanks! I Seen that, but because it was behind the distribitor I wasn"t sure enough to try it!! Saw the the plugs,but wasn"t sure!! Thanks a lot for your help. I am going to post some pictures next week,if I don"t find a serial no. Thanks again PBR

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Don Rudolph

08-30-2005 08:06:42

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Re: HELP DC-4? in reply to PBR1944, 08-29-2005 16:32:42

You can find the serial number on a plate attached to the middle of the dashboard. It is right ahead of the steering column. If that plate is gone or unreadable, there will be a number stamped on the engine flange where it bolts up to the transmission housing right in back of the air cleaner. It may be hard to read if it is dirty or repainted but it will be there. If your engine is the original then that is the same as the tractor serial number. Good Luck!

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PBR1944

08-31-2005 07:33:05

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Re: HELP DC-4? in reply to Don Rudolph, 08-30-2005 08:06:42

Thanks Don I will look. Thanks again Camboted and Don

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