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Re: Farmall C ..help with oil change and amounts.
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Posted by Karl O on January 09, 2001 at 16:16:16 from (204.154.246.147):
In Reply to: Farmall C ..help with oil change and amounts. posted by Trueby on January 09, 2001 at 15:44:25:
Engine: four or 5 quarts of 30 wt. or 10-30. Add until oil starts coming out the top stopcock on the oil pan. Filters available at NAPA as well as Case/IH. If the engine has lead a rough life, it's worth dropping the pan and scraping out the half inch of sludge. Tranny and rear end share fluid. Exactly 5 gallons of GL-1 gear lube. There's a level plug you can undo and just fill until oil runs out. I like to dump the old lube, replace the drain plug, fill the unit clear to the top with diesel fuel and drive it around for ten or fifteen minutes to loosen and wash all the accumulated crud out. Then drain and put in fresh lube. Hydraulics: A quart or two of hydraulic oil. Fill port is also the level indicator.
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