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Re: Draining 504
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Posted by Ben in KY on May 02, 2003 at 11:53:35 from (192.76.82.89):
In Reply to: Draining 504 posted by Jimmy on May 02, 2003 at 09:45:49:
Jimmy is there another one on the right rear of the lift/jackshaft housing ? Not sure if yours is like mine or not. I have a 2444/444. On mine you pull all three in the bottom and the one on the jackshaft housing. My hyrraulic fluid actually returns to the jackshaft case and overflows thru a standpipe down to the tranny/rearend case ( all connected internally ). The manual just spoke of the 3 in the bottom, but I figured out how it worked and decided to get rid of the 3-4 gallons of old fluid in the jackshaft housing I would have to pull that drain too. Then fill up the jackshaft housing first and then the tranny/rearend. Hope this makes sense and applies to yours.
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