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MH 101JR transmition

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James FFA presi

08-11-2006 04:17:47




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I was wondering does anyone know how you check the transmition oil in a MH 101JR

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James FFA president

08-15-2006 04:17:56




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 Re: MH 101JR transmition in reply to James FFA president , 08-11-2006 04:17:47  
Thanks guys I am going to check it later today. We also have restored a Farmall F-14 and we are still working on a Farmall F-12



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Ralf from Mich

08-11-2006 18:25:39




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 Re: MH 101JR transmition in reply to James FFA president , 08-11-2006 04:17:47  
James, I have been following your quest on restoring your 101. I also have an early style that will be my winter project,when fall work is done. A 101 Jr holds 6 gal, you check it by a plug located back of the right rear axle. If oil comes out of plug you have your oil level. Note: MH 30 does hold 13 gal, I also have a 30, 33, and a 44 Special. Will be watching for your progress, Good luck.



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Dr. Chris

08-11-2006 08:27:22




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 Re: MH 101JR transmition in reply to James FFA president , 08-11-2006 04:17:47  
If it's like a HM30 it holds something like 13 gallons. And theres no dipstick or eyehole you just fill it until it won't hold anymore.



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Alberta Mike

08-13-2006 16:58:21




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 Re: MH 101JR transmition in reply to Dr. Chris, 08-11-2006 08:27:22  
I think you might be wrong on that .... I believe the manual says to remove one of the top bolts on the differential plate and then use a wire in that hole that is about 7" long (or something like that) and fill to that level. I'm not sure on the measurement but the procedure is generally the way they way to do it.



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Ralf from MI

08-14-2006 06:09:32




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 Re: MH 101JR transmition in reply to Alberta Mike, 08-13-2006 16:58:21  
The info I am using is froma 1940 operation manual my dad had for his 101 Jr. On pg. 45& 46 it reads : The oil capacity of the transmission case is 6 U.S. or 5 Imperial gallons. Every 60 hours check the oil level by removing oil level plug located back of the right rear axle. If the oil is more than one inch below the level plug, add sufficient oil to raise the level to the level plug hole. Add the oil through filler plug hole in the top of the transmission cover. The best time to check the oil is in the morning when the oil is cold before starting the tractor. On a MH 30 The OM reads : Check the oil level in the transmission housing every 60 hours of operation. The oil level is checked from the top left side of the transmission by taking out the center capscrew along the left side of the transmission cover (the capscrew in the rear end of the left seat bracket) and inserting a light rod, or a piece of heavy wire through the capscrew hole. Measuring from the capscrew hole in the seat bracket, the distance from there to the top of the oil in the housing should be 10-3/4 inches as indicated in Plate 32 by the dotted arrow line. Maintain level to this point by adding oil when necessary.

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