Tranny oil level plug

grouser · Jul 5, 2020

NAA with sherman aux. I can't make out where the full level plug is from the owners manual. Looks like the right side.. hep appreciated. Thanks

Den N Ms · Jul 5, 2020

Grouser,You should have a dipstick ,not a plug on the right side behind your right heal to check transmission/hydraulic oil level.

Louis A · Jul 5, 2020

Grouser,You should have a dipstick ,not a plug on the right side behind your right heal to check transmission/hydraulic oil level.

The NAA has 3 separate compartments for the transmission, hydraulics and differential. There is no dip stick for the transmission. The transmission fluid is checked with a plug on the rights side of the transmission.

Louis A · Jul 5, 2020

NAA with sherman aux. I can't make out where the full level plug is from the owners manual. Looks like the right side.. hep appreciated. Thanks

The transmission fluid is checked with a plug on the right side of the transmission. The plug that sticks out on the left is the transmission fluid level plug, Do NOT remove the plug that is flush on the right. I hope this info helps.

grouser · Jul 5, 2020

(quoted from post at 14:11:16 07/05/20)

NAA with sherman aux. I can't make out where the full level plug is from the owners manual. Looks like the right side.. hep appreciated. Thanks

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The transmission fluid is checked with a plug on the right side of the transmission. The plug that sticks out on the left is the transmission fluid level plug, Do NOT remove the plug that is flush on the right. I hope this info helps.

Thanks Lewis, a bit more guidance.. your referring to the plug just left of that flush plug with a slotted head ( like a straight screwdriver head) correct? Thank you sir!!

Jim L WA · Jul 5, 2020

Lewis is referring to the plug down in the left corner of the photo. It's probably an 11/16 plug. Perhaps someone cut a screwdriver slot in yours?

JMOR · Jul 5, 2020

(quoted from post at 13:00:11 07/05/20) Lewis is referring to the plug down in the left corner of the photo. It's probably an 11/16 plug. Perhaps someone cut a screwdriver slot in yours?

emove shifter plate pivot bolts and you will be setting yourself up for going into the transmission!
Same warning applies to shift rail detent screws! Oil level check plug may be a hex as other poster pictured or it may be standard NPT square head pipe plug.

grouser · Jul 6, 2020

that's what I needed to see. I can't post pictures so I couldn't draw a circle around it asked if that was the right one. But that's clear as a bell thank you sir

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