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jesse allen

12-20-2007 20:03:34




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My friend bought a mm ub and we cant figure out where to put the rearend oil in.Any answers would be appreciated.




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Moline Puller

12-21-2007 15:56:57




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 Re: moline in reply to jesse allen, 12-20-2007 20:03:34  
So you got the PTO out. Drain it plug is under rightside bullgear. It would be good to pull the top to just to see that everything looks OK and to clean it out. You might be surprise what you find I found a socket in mine Just refill it through the PTO hole.



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Case Lady

12-21-2007 11:21:57




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 Re: moline in reply to jesse allen, 12-20-2007 20:03:34  
tell your friend good luck. I pull a UB Special and really like the tractor.



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tn oliver

12-21-2007 09:27:41




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 Re: moline in reply to jesse allen, 12-20-2007 20:03:34  
buy a book is what i recomend!!!



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elifish

12-20-2007 20:13:55




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 Re: moline in reply to jesse allen, 12-20-2007 20:03:34  
The rearend and tranny use the same oil. Pull the tranny cover to add oil. hope this helps



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jesse allen

12-20-2007 20:20:28




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 Re: moline in reply to elifish, 12-20-2007 20:13:55  
Thanks. He is going to use it for pulling so i took out the pto and the oil was as white as a ghost.So that bad oil has been running through his tranny the whole time.



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