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Joe C

04-10-2006 21:45:41




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OK, For some this may be a dumb question, but i'd feel dumber if I screwed it up. Is the oil filter access the round plate low on the left of the engine? Also, which plug is better for my application, Autolite 3076 or 3116. Mine is a 1942 dual fuel with magneto. I don't care much for champion plugs. Thanks Joe




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Joe C

04-11-2006 20:15:30




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 Re: DC Oil Change in reply to Joe C, 04-10-2006 21:45:41  
Thank you all for the info. I guess mine doesn't have the filter. Is this something I can convert? Or should I even bother with that?



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Walt Davies

04-12-2006 09:10:32




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 Re: DC Oil Change in reply to Joe C, 04-11-2006 20:15:30  
Joe, If you can find one on an old tractor or E-bay then go ahead and put it on it won't hurt any and will help save your engine in the future. It an easy install just make sure that you get all of the oil lines including that 4 way section on to replace the 3 way. also the cover on the engine that has the return oil line. Walt



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Walt Davies

04-11-2006 10:36:47




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 Re: DC Oil Change in reply to Joe C, 04-10-2006 21:45:41  
When changing the oil it doesn't hurt to just pull the cover on the side of the pan and clean the screen inside make sure that its in good shape and is attacked to the cover plate.
I pulled mine on my 45 LA and found all kinds of junk including babbit bearing parts. I was only getting about 1/4 of the oil flow past the junk. Sure helped the oil pressure when I cleaned it out. Actually I replaced it with another one as it was broken loose from the cover.
Old Case tractors had add on Fram type filters and are on the side of the engine. Walt

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C. Amick

04-11-2006 09:21:39




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 Re: DC Oil Change in reply to Joe C, 04-10-2006 21:45:41  
Don't forget to drain the clutch housing when you change the oil.



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TomRailsback

04-11-2006 06:19:42




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 Re: DC Oil Change in reply to Joe C, 04-10-2006 21:45:41  
THe plate you refer to is part of a screen over the intake pipe for the oil pump. Your oil filter, if you have one, is in a canister on the left side of the block with a removable cover.



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