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PTO oil 1550????

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SJ

05-25-2005 14:02:36




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I want to change the oil in my PTO.When I drop the pan will I need the original gasket replaced or can I use a goop like gasket maker?Actually I have no oil at the test hole right now,if oil is leaking out of shaft seal,is this gonna be major job?
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SJ

05-25-2005 14:11:46




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 Re: PTO oil 1550???? in reply to SJ, 05-25-2005 14:02:36  
Also I want to change my final drive oil,the level right now is where its supposed to be but its a very rusty brown color,am I correct to assume that its bad being this color.
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J. Schwiebert

05-25-2005 18:34:35




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 Re: PTO oil 1550???? in reply to SJ, 05-25-2005 14:11:46  
Go with the clean oil. It may pay to flush the unit with a little diesel fuel too. Did you get your PTO clutch adjusted? Also make sure the final drive and transmission have the 'stand pipe" to check the fluid. If I remember correctly you will need 2 five gallon pails of it.



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SJ

05-26-2005 04:54:47




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 Re: PTO oil 1550???? in reply to J. Schwiebert, 05-25-2005 18:34:35  
Yes I think I got the PTO right,I am getting the "snap over center"it goes in pretty hard though,need to put a spring gauge on it to check lbs.Whats a stand pipe? Is that an elbow coming out of test hole with a 2in nipple and end cap turned upwards to check fluid level.Thats whats on there now.Also whats the procedure for cleaning out final drive system with diesel fuel.
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J. Schwiebert

05-26-2005 17:44:43




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 Re: PTO oil 1550???? in reply to SJ, 05-26-2005 04:54:47  
You are correct on the stand pipe. The first ones did not have that and you never know if it was added to all that did not have it or not.



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Mike (WA)

05-26-2005 12:06:17




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 Re: PTO oil 1550???? in reply to SJ, 05-26-2005 04:54:47  
Drain the final drive oil when the tractor has just been used fairly vigorously, so its warm. While its still warm, put in about 5 gallons of diesel, and drive it about 200 or 300 feet, turning some so the differential has to function, to slosh the diesel around. Drain the diesel, maybe leaving plug out overnight to get maximum drainage, then replace with permanent fluid.



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