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rossmi

10-25-2006 19:40:50




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On an Oliver Superior 64 drill, is it necessary to change the transmission fluid, if so, how do I do it as I see no drain plug, only a top fill plug.




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MCL

10-28-2006 17:49:17




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 Re: oliver grain drill in reply to rossmi, 10-25-2006 19:40:50  
My original set up and operators manual says to fill it through the plug in the top of the case. It should always carry one quart of SAE 40 oil. Yes 40, that is not a misprint. Hope this helps.



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rossmi

10-28-2006 20:02:05




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 Re: oliver grain drill in reply to MCL, 10-28-2006 17:49:17  
That is what my manual says also. I however dont now where to get 40 weight oil nor know how to drain it to put new in. Have any ideas?



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Tim(nj)

10-28-2006 21:05:16




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 Re: oliver grain drill in reply to rossmi, 10-28-2006 20:02:05  
I can get straight 30W, 40W, 50W and 60W at my local NAPA. Some is NAPA brand, some Valvoline, some Pennzoil. I remember putting oil into my grandfather"s drill, but I never remember having to drain any oil out; it always seemed like it was low.



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AB

10-27-2006 21:25:24




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 Re: oliver grain drill in reply to rossmi, 10-25-2006 19:40:50  
Probably a good idea to change after all these years. You might want to post this question on the Oliver board. You can get a manual for the drill from the Floyd County museum that may tell you how to drain it. Phone number is 641-228-1099. Website link is Link



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