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Jerry RV · Nov 10, 2008

Does the transmission and rear end run off the same grease? If so where do you add grease. This is for a 1948 M Farmall tracto

glennster · Nov 10, 2008

yup all runs the same. the fill is located on the deck to the right of the shifter, has a square hole in the cap, takes a 3/4 inch rachet to remove it. the level check plug is just forward the clutch pedal. takes around 14 gallons. 80-90 wt .

Allan in NE · Nov 10, 2008

Yes,

Big fat plug to the right of the shifter. 13 gallons of 80/90w.

Allan

Allan in NE · Nov 10, 2008

Sorry,

Didn't mean to step on ya; was writing same time as you. :>)

Allan

glennster · Nov 10, 2008

hey allan, how is the weather doing out there? still got all that snow? saw your post the other day when you were missing some cattle. did every thing turn out ok?

Allan in NE · Nov 10, 2008

Snow is still here and 'sposed to get more tonight and tomorrow. They promised no wind??????

Got everything that was still alive rounded up and back on feed. :>)

Allan

glennster · Nov 10, 2008

glad you got em back, sorry to hear that you lost some. seems like your neck of the woods has a short season for farming there, last spring we were planting soybeans when you were still snowed in, and we still have a lot of guys by me still combining corn and beans. we finished corn about 2 weeks ago, bean ground is all disced under, should have the corn ground chiseled next week.

GeneMO · Nov 10, 2008

Hi guys, not been a good year for us crop insurance guys either. Glad we could help folks, but not much time off. Seems like we needed to be 15 places at once sometimes.

Gene

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