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Don Sapp

07-06-2007 19:29:54




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The fluid for the trans, rear diff, and hyd are they all connected? if so what type of oil to use on a change?




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John_UK

07-07-2007 05:38:53




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 Re: feg 30 in reply to Don Sapp, 07-06-2007 19:29:54  
The oil you require is GL1-90W this is available from NAPA part as part # 65-205 or MF dealers as part # MF1103. You can also use,Multi-grade 15W-30 if you are in a cold winter climate as it does not get as thick as the GL1 90W when cold.
Don't confuse GL1-90W with SAE90 which is a heavy gear oil containing sulphur (smell it) It needs 6 US gallons to fill to the correct level. Fill it through the filler plug alongside the Transmission lever. It does take a while to level out, so just pour the 6 gallons in and that will be correct, check it if you wish after at least 30 mins. There are baffles built in the Transmission to prevent oil surge when working on slopes that causes the slow levelling out.

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TexMac

07-06-2007 20:28:23




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 Re: feg 30 in reply to Don Sapp, 07-06-2007 19:29:54  
90W Straight mineral oil, Massey M1103 above 50 degrees F. 24 qts if you have gotten out the sludge. API Type GL1 will also meet this spec.



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TexMac

07-06-2007 20:31:06




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 Re: feg 30 in reply to TexMac, 07-06-2007 20:28:23  
And yes they are connected, just refill slowly so that the levels can even out over the weirs.



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