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Where does the OIL go in????

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Tom in WA

01-05-2001 18:52:29




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I've figured how to get it out, I've replaced the filter, but WHERE DO I PUT THE OIL????

It's a Perkins diesel 3-cyl on an MF20D, aka MF240 or maybe a 202.

I'm just learning the ropes of this thing, and your (our) hobby in general. Where does one search for accessories, such as a loader, backhoe and other 3-point implements?

I also have a 7-reel Ransome mower on it that I may sell.

Thanks!
Tom

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Tom in WA

01-06-2001 01:05:33




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 Re: Where does the OIL go in???? in reply to Tom in WA, 01-05-2001 18:52:29  
Man, I feel like an idiot! I was looking for a fill hole, and saw the accessory on the side, but the ps pump is on the OTHER side- I was looking at the injection pump which has the "obvious" fill pipe! Oh well, I'm learning every day.

AND, I'll take my chatterings elsewhere, like to the modern tractor forum. I found you guys because I thought I was buying an older tractor for $500. It turns out, though, that it is a mid-80's machine that is still current! And to top off my bucket of ignorance, I was offered $3000 just for the mower on the back!! No, I did not take it, yet. I first want to know exactly what I have, and if it will work for my own needs. I may leverage that unit for one or two other implements more suitable. Man, I sure love a good deal!

Anyway, thanks for all the good info around here!

Tom

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Tom in WA

01-06-2001 01:03:31




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 Re: Where does the OIL go in???? in reply to Tom in WA, 01-05-2001 18:52:29  
Man, I feel like an idiot! I was looking for a fill hole, and saw the accessory on the side, but the ps pump is on the OTHER side- I was looking at the injection pump which has the "obvious" fill pipe! Oh well, I'm learning every day.

AND, I'll take my chatterings elsewhere, like to the modern tractor forum. I found you guys because I thought I was buying an older tractor for $500. It turns out, though, that it is a mid-80's machine that is still current! And to top off my bucket of ignorance, I was offered $3000 just for the mower on the back!! No, I did not take it, yet. I first want to know exactly what I have, and if it will work for my own needs. I may leverage that unit for one or two other implements more suitable. Man, I sure love a good deal!

Anyway, thanks for all the good info around here!

Tom

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