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JD G fluid capacities, weights

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Geoff S

04-05-2002 08:38:34




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I recently bought a 47 G. I've drained the engine oil (front drain plug) and am getting ready to replace it, but don't have the OM yet. What is the recommended weight (Idaho) oil and how much will it take? (2)- I pulled the next drain plug back, I think this is the transmission or rear end, and a fairly thin tan looking oil, not like typical 90W and definitely without the smell came out. I see another drain plug at the bottom of the rear axle. Are there 2 compartments there, do they take different oils and levels?
Thanks For any help.
Geoff

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Mikey G

04-06-2002 04:46:42




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 Re: JD G fluid capacities, weights in reply to Geoff S, 04-05-2002 08:38:34  
Geoff, I have not donr my spring oil changes yet but if memory is correct crankcase takes 12 Qts,trans and final drives take 28 Qts I use 30 wt in crank, and 90/140 in the rearend and trans. i am going to try some strait 140 this year to see if it quites the gear noise it worked on my A. my GM is a 46.

hope this helps. when I get to the shop I will check the book on the capacity's

Mikey G



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POPPER DICK

04-05-2002 16:46:02




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 Re: JD G fluid capacities, weights in reply to Geoff S, 04-05-2002 08:38:34  
Geoff,

If your tractor set outside for any length of time and through some rains uncovered then you probably have water in the transmision case. This gives you oil that tan color. Water gets in through the shift lever hole. I drained quite a bit out of my "B" after sitting under an oak tree for a year. I suggest you change all your fluids.

Good Luck

Dick



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Jerry S

04-05-2002 14:11:39




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 Re: JD G fluid capacities, weights in reply to Geoff S, 04-05-2002 08:38:34  
There are two drains for the transmission area oil one under the floor pan area and the second under the rear axle. That is a common oil area so that is the same oil. It is filled by the side of the PTO shaft in the back end. It takes the 90 wt oil even though some use heavier it is up to you. Engine oil for a couple states south of you is usually 30 wt so you can figure from that.



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