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1020 oil pan

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daniel in sc

04-28-2007 11:41:42




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roughly how much would an oilpan cost for a 1020? ours has been bent in and we can't get the drain plug out-it's like someone put locktite on it. from where could i get a new oilpan and how much would it cost(just a ballpark estimate) thanks for your help.




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daniel in sc

04-28-2007 17:35:54




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 Re: 1020 oil pan in reply to daniel in sc, 04-28-2007 11:41:42  
thanks for the info. we got the drain plug out (praise the lord). it only took about 2 and a half hours with 3 men and a 14 inch monkey wrench (used with surgical precision) thats about 100 years old. but it's out. now just got to wait till monday so i can go get a new one from deere.



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Rockbasss

04-29-2007 06:39:41




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 Re: 1020 oil pan in reply to daniel in sc, 04-28-2007 17:35:54  
It is good to hear that you now can change your oil. I have a tractor that the oil pan was damage when I bought it with the drain plug pushed up higher than the lowest spot on the pan. The pan has been patched where it was creased and there is a minor oil drip. I will be replacing it soon now that I found a good used one for $27 off e-bay. The local salvage yard would want $25 for one if they have one. With the trash that can collect in the pan I thought it would be a good idea to get a different one so it drains properly and carry out some of the trash.

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daniel in sc

04-28-2007 12:05:34




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 Re: 1020 oil pan in reply to daniel in sc, 04-28-2007 11:41:42  
i don't think we have any tractor wreck yards in south carolina. really we just want to change the oil not necessarily a new oil pan. this is a working tractor not a restoration showpiece. we just want to change the oil.



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Bob

04-28-2007 16:34:52




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 Re: 1020 oil pan in reply to daniel in sc, 04-28-2007 12:05:34  
One EASY and CHEAP thing to do would be to CAREFULLY drill a hole (MESSY) in the old oil plug, and then tap it for a smaller pipe plug. Then, all you would have to do for future oil changes would be to unscrew the smaller plug.

The oil flowing OUT would take the "chips" from drilling with it, and for tapping, pack some grease in the "flutes" of the tap to catch most of the chips, then flush the pan out before putting the plug in the new hole, and re-filling the crankcase.

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Bob

04-28-2007 11:48:19




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 Re: 1020 oil pan in reply to daniel in sc, 04-28-2007 11:41:42  
A new one, part # AT18180 is just under $300.00 from Deere.

Have you checked with any tractor wrecking yards for a good used one?

Also, I'll bet a good mechanic or welding shop could straighten your old one, and repair the plug area as needed for a LOT less.



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