Posted by dpski on October 30, 2009 at 06:45:18 from (128.221.197.56):
Just drained all the gear oil from the tranny on my SC, also drained the small reservoir at the PTO / belt pully assembly. The owners manual says oil is provided to the PTO via the tranny and the plug on top of the PTO is only an inspection hole. O.k., but in looking at the tranny case the fill level indicator plug on the side of the trans case is below the lowest point of the PTO / belt pulley gear box case. So just how does the gear oil get from the transmission case up to the PTO gear box? Having never rebuilt a C or SC tranny is there some sort of gear driven pump in there or is it just supposed to splash it"s way up there?
Should I put a small amount of gear oil in the PTO gear box or nothing and let the tranny take care of it?
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