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Posted by Fishfiles Don on December 18, 2005 at 04:39:49 from (68.212.109.249):
I have a Craftsman 18.5 - 42 " riding mower that went thru hurricane Katrina and was under 12 ft of water , it only had 18 hours on it , I flushed it out and it runs fine and still looks brand new , the only thing that is scaring me on the long term is the transaxle , I know from the manuel that 90wt gear oil goes in the case , and see the filler plug on top the case in the parts diagraph , but see no drain plug or dipstick , ---- Question: How do I get the oil out and flush it and how much goes back into it
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