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203 industrial rear end lubricant

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Eli

12-22-2006 19:19:04




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Can anyone tell me what type of oil goes in the rear end. Pto seal let go and I got it fixed, but not sure what to put back in. Whats left in it smells like gear lube. If you also no how much, it might save me a trip to the store for more oil. I know my uncle had a book but my aunt cannot find it, I'll have to order one. Thank you, Erick.




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Aaron Ford

12-22-2006 19:49:53




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 Re: 203 industrial rear end lubricant in reply to Eli, 12-22-2006 19:19:04  
Pretty sure the book is going to tell ya to use 80W Mineral Oil in cold weather and 90W Mineral Oil in the summer (GL-1). Local Massey dealers say this is too thick and causes sluggish operation and undue stress in colder temps. GL-1 is kinda hard to get. They install and recommend Permatrans. HTH,

Let's go Mountaineers,

Aaron



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Eli

12-22-2006 20:00:48




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 Re: 203 industrial rear end lubricant in reply to Aaron Ford, 12-22-2006 19:49:53  
Thanks Aaron, It doesn't get used in the cold to often. In fact it doesn't get used to often in the summer either. Do you have any guess how much I should buy. Thank you,Erick.



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Aaron Ford

12-23-2006 02:14:09




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 Re: 203 industrial rear end lubricant in reply to Eli, 12-22-2006 20:00:48  
The 203 is similar to the 65. My 65 calls for 8 gallons. It took forever to show on the stick. I ended up overfilling it. I will be draining some of it back out prior to my initial start. Still a few weeks away at best. Good Luck.

Let's go Mountaineers,

Aaron



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