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Re: Re: Allis chalmers
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Posted by Brian G. NY on December 01, 2002 at 06:23:00 from (64.246.153.149):
In Reply to: Re: Allis chalmers posted by JMS/MN on November 30, 2002 at 17:20:25:
Ryan, Assuming you have a WD or WD-45, look on the LH side of the tractor near the battery box. There are two pipe plugs, a larger one ahead of and a smaller one back from the clutch "lockout" latch. Fill BOTH of these to the bottom of their holes with 80/90 gear oil. Don't confuse these with the hydraulic system filler just ahead of these two plugs; it has a 1/4 turn cap with a bayonet fill level indicator. To drain the Tranny/Diff. (a good idea if you don't know how well your tractor has been maintained in the past) you must remove three plugs, one under diff., one under tranny and one on bottom of PTO housing. Total capacity (w/PTO) is 18 Qts.
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