The tractor is a 1973 U.S version MF-135 with power steering. The seals on the arms that the steering tie rods attach to were leaking. I took it apart to replace them and the cavity where the gears mesh had transmission type oil in it. In the I&T manual it says to fill it with 2 pints of grease. In the manual I bought from the dealer it says to add 90 wt transmission oil. Which is correct? I don"t know if the new procedure is to use grease instead of oil or if I should put back oil which is what was in there originally.
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