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JD 60 rear axle drains

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moline

01-31-2003 18:52:48




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I am refurbishing a 60 and I was draining all the fluids to change them.On the bottom of the PTO housing is a plug that I think drains the hydraulic system.Slightly to the front of this plug and to the left is a stemm sticking down that is approx.5\8 square and an inch or so long.What is this?Is it another drain?Forward of this is the rear axle drain and farther forward and higher up is another drain.Is this second plug a nother cavity?I restore MMs so any info you could give would be greatly appreciated,as I am not familiar enough with this tractor. Thanks,Moline

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Steve - IN

02-01-2003 05:44:45




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 Re: JD 60 rear axle drains in reply to moline, 01-31-2003 18:52:48  
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Moline,
Maybe a picture will help. The red thing on the left in the drawing is the Powr-trol drain (hydraulics) the one on the right is the PTO drain.

Underneath, sounds like you've found the drains - the rearward one is the rear axle housing drain and the forward one is the transmission drain.

The filler for the PTO is on the right side and forward of the PTO. The transmission filler hole is farther forward and a bit higher. The Powr-trol fills through the knurled plug on the level of the rockshafts and there's a test cock lower and to the right. If all this is as clear as mud, I can make more pictures.

Steve

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moline

02-01-2003 12:31:38




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 Re: Re: JD 60 rear axle drains in reply to Steve - IN, 02-01-2003 05:44:45  
Thanks a bunch guys,The plug with the long stem is the power trol drain by the picture.I really appreciate the info. Thanks again,Moline



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Clooney

02-01-2003 03:34:32




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 Re: JD 60 rear axle drains in reply to moline, 01-31-2003 18:52:48  
Moline, that drain plug on the bottom of the PTO housing drains the PTO clutch housing not the hydraulics. Without seeing the plug in question it is hard to be sure, but it sure sounds like the rear trans drain plug [there are 2, one front & one rear].....



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