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Case V - gear lube confusion ???

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Really Stumped

04-19-2006 14:34:32




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Got a confusing problem here with a Case V. I think the whole differential/tranny/torque tube setup is the same as on the VA series. Here's my question. The manual says that the differential and tranny share the same oil. So you add 20 quarts (litres) to the tranny which spills back into the differential. When the tractor is operating, the reserve in the back end is moved by a mechanical means forward into the transmission. I can get the 20 quarts in OK through the tranny fill plug (with the dipstick on it) and it moves back into the differrential. But, if you follow the directions in the manual and leave the full-level plug out on the differential rear plate, you can't get in the 20 litres, it just flows out the plug hole. And if you do keep that plug in place and get all 20 litres in, it shows OK on the dipstick but the level in the differential is way over the full level plug, I'm guessing way up even with or even higher than the axles and I don't think that's right. Meanwhile, there is another 8 quarts in the torque tube and I think that is all part of the same system. If I drain out through the rear level plug mentioned till it stops flowing, I'm only left with about 1/2 of the recommended amount in there, the torque tube seems empty and the tranny is almost empty. What part of this whole thing am I missing or not comprehending?

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C. Amick

04-21-2006 10:02:58




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 Re: Case V - gear lube confusion ??? in reply to Really Stumped, 04-19-2006 14:34:32  
I understand what your problem is, but unfortunately I don't have the answer. I'm pretty sure on the VA series tractor that the torque tube oil is completely separate. It has its own level check plug. I don't know if it is designed the same on the V series. If you fill the transmission to the full mark on the dip stick does it put the oil level in the differential high enough that it is going to leak onto your brakes? Could you have the wrong dipstick?

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