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Case SC Its Running ! No oil dipstick?

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RShaips

10-13-2005 16:45:08




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Well I got it running ! there is no oil dipstick, is this normal? if so its a first for me. I want to put new oil in it but how do I check the oil? Thanks




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scman

10-13-2005 16:52:24




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 Re: Case SC Its Running ! No oil dipstick? in reply to RShaips, 10-13-2005 16:45:08  
yes this is normal no dipstick...on the right SIDE of the oil pan there is two plugs with square heads. the oil should pour out of the bottom of the two plugs but not out of the top of the two. and you put oil in on up by the distributor or mag. good luck with you good ole case



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Ron LeVine

10-13-2005 17:43:44




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 Re: Case SC Its Running ! No oil dipstick? in reply to scman, 10-13-2005 16:52:24  
How many quarts/gallons should it take????

Ron



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jal-SD

10-14-2005 06:47:55




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 Re: Case SC Its Running ! No oil dipstick? in reply to Ron LeVine, 10-13-2005 17:43:44  
Don't forget to drain the clutch housing or you will leave about 1 qt of dirty oil in the engine compartment. Don't worry about the refill of the clutch housing, splashing in the engine will take care of that. I don't worry about overfilling the engine on either of mine - those old engines don't care if they are over full.

The two plugs were specifically for the kero & dis engines, lighter hydrocarbins in those fuels got by the rings & into the crank case. You were supposed to drain off the light stuff each morning (after they sat all night so the light stuff came to the top) & then fill her up so oil ran out of the top plug. Early operator's manuals tell you about it, but later ones don't. Case never made many kero or dis burners, the standard engine was gas. I-H was just the opposite - dis engines were more common, but about the time WW II started, most people ran only gas anyway - the engines didn't seem to care one way or the other. I have a manifold cover & shutters from a '41 H farmall that my father-in-law bought new. They were hanging on the barn wall & he told me about taking them off the day the H came to the farm from the dealer. They never did run it on dis. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

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todd hamilton

10-14-2005 04:46:59




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 Re: Case SC Its Running ! No oil dipstick? in reply to Ron LeVine, 10-13-2005 17:43:44  
Put in 5 quarts and then top it off with the 6th. I installed a pitcock in my top oil hole - makes life a little more simple and does not wear the threads so much. Good luck with your tractor.



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