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Harryaroo

11-18-2023 08:44:03




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I guess I have a dumb question-- Where does one add oil on a Massey Harris 333?




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rustred

11-18-2023 12:09:38




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 Re: MH 333 in reply to Harryaroo, 11-18-2023 08:44:03  
On the left front at timing gear cover where hyd pump bolts on. Short pipe with 1 1/2 inch cap. Is what the 44s have.



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stevieb49829

11-18-2023 09:45:41




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 Re: MH 333 in reply to Harryaroo, 11-18-2023 08:44:03  
Gas or Diesel?



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Harryaroo

11-18-2023 10:04:46




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 Re: MH 333 in reply to stevieb49829, 11-18-2023 09:45:41  
Gas



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centash

11-18-2023 09:45:10




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 Re: MH 333 in reply to Harryaroo, 11-18-2023 08:44:03  
Engine oil....should be a round cast cap on the left front of the engine.
Hydraulic oil....top of reservoir just behind the grille.
Trans/ rear end....you can put a hose into the level ports once they are removed and fill til it flows out. Some may have a breather cap on top of the differential that can be removed and used to fill. There is also a round port with a hex nut on the left side, behind the battery compartment and in front of the transmission....use ports to determine the oil level.

Ben

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Harryaroo

11-18-2023 10:06:11




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 Re: MH 333 in reply to centash, 11-18-2023 09:45:10  
Thanks. I meant motor oil. All I see is the cast cap on the top of the hydraulic pump.



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used red MN

11-18-2023 18:03:22




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 Re: MH 333 in reply to Harryaroo, 11-18-2023 10:06:11  
As rustred says above that pipe opens to the engine timing gear housing that drive the camshaft off of the crankshaft. The cam gear is driving the hydraulic pump. The pump has a sealed shaft that the drive gear sets on keeping the hydraulic oil in the pump. Sounds like an Operators Manual might be helpful for you, see link.

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