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You can do a search on this borad for stuck in gear- it's a common problem and can be fixed with a long prybar or screwdriver through the oil fill hol next to the shifter. I'm not sure what Ag model the 202 crosses over to, but it could very well be the same engine, or similar. It's probably a Continental engine in it, they had several different sizes used in tracotrs such as the 35, 50, 65, 135, 150, 165, etc... untill they replaced the Continental gas with a Perkins gas around the early 70's. The rear end does all share one common lube. You can get it from your Massey dealer, it's called Perma-Tran III. It's a trans/hydraulic fluid, and the fluid from IH or JD should be just as compatible. There is more than 1 drain plug on the rear end, and the rear axels both probably have a drain plug too. You found the only filler for the back end. For the loader, any hydraulic fluid will work as long as it's a separate reservoir from the transmission, although you may want to use a thicker hydraulic to keep better pressure. If you want ot keep it simple, use the same fluid as you use in the transmission, but if it leaks much you may want to use a cheaper hydraulic fluid. Donovan from Wisconsin
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