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transmision fluid in my wood splitter
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Posted by phil lowe on November 17, 2006 at 10:42:41 from (142.68.186.202):
Hi guy's just bought an old PTO driven Splitter ,has it's own pump and gear box ,the guy I bought it from used trany fluid in it ,said that it had lubricants in it ???
I''ve drained it out to get any water ,contaminants out and the oil,,er trany fluid looks ok ,should I pour most of it back in ,or go get 5 gallons of HYDRAULIC fluid to put in er.
I did notice that the pump seems to be fairly noisey....I'm gonna open up the gearbox drain and see if it has gear oil in it as well..I'll talk latter about another issue I've got with it stalling out the tractor..think it's in the relief valve..But one isssue at a time !!
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