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Posted by Allan on November 16, 2003 at 09:42:23 from (148.63.132.164):
In Reply to: Re: What's it worth? posted by Jerry Bliler on November 16, 2003 at 08:44:53:
Jerry, It was in the rear end; not the motor and yes, I was going to do that flushing thing. Before I started, I jacked up one side of the tractor, locked the left brake and let that right wheel & differential run in road gear for a long, long time--probably about 45 minutes. Then I put the jack over under the other side and did the same thing with the other side. So, the oil was fluid when I drained it out; then, it was getting late so I just refilled it with new 85W-140. I kinda wish I had flushed it after I saw that stuff this morning in the daylight. When the snow was on the ground two weeks ago, I had to hold the left brake to make the right side pull.....now, I know why. I'll change it again and flush it in another year's time. It is just going to get loader duty around here anyway. Thanks for the hollar, Allan
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