Posted by oj on December 10, 2014 at 18:57:37 from (199.195.160.196):
In Reply to: Oil change challanges posted by prawn farmer on December 10, 2014 at 18:06:25:
i nominate my CaseIH 5240 with "factory" loader... drain plug ok to get at but drains oil into the drive shaft guard for the front axle, then you need a degree in yoga to get hood and side panels off with the loader in place, and to top it of the oil filler tube is hidden behind the loader frame and requires a large funnel and 12 inch long piece of pipe to get the oil into it... oh, and then you have to balance on top of the tire/ cab step and lean over the loader... take the loader off and everything is easy...
I've yet to figure out why a factory loader blocks access to everything (air filter too)...
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