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Allan Melling

09-26-2005 00:42:11




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Hi,I'm new to this model (4610)and tractors in general.
Can anyone tell me how much oil the rear axle/hydraulic filling point takes?I can't see a level check plug or dipstick on the casing.
There is a dipstick in the cab by the levers.Is this for the gearbox or is this the level check point.The oil at present in the rear axle is around 3" from the top filling point but this dipstick shows no oil level at the moment.I have read in the forum that 12US galls is about right.Is that OK?

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Jerry/MT

09-26-2005 11:27:37




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 Re: Oil levels 4610 in reply to Allan Melling, 09-26-2005 00:42:11  
The dipstick by the transmission levers is for the transmission only. The hydrauic/rear axle level is determined by an Allen screw below the flow control valve on the right hand side of the rear axle housing just above the plate for the hydraulic pump. When correctly filled, fluid should just come out of the hole filled by the Allen screw.The rear axle takes 48.3 US quarts (that right 48.3 quarts!) and the 8x2 transmission takes 12.7 US quarts, while the 8X4 tranny takes a measley 9.9 US quarts. The fluid should meet Ford 134 specs.

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txgrn

09-29-2005 04:22:29




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 Re: Oil levels 4610 in reply to Jerry/MT, 09-26-2005 11:27:37  
Jerry,

Have you ever seen a gear box where the fill level is above the axles and axle seals like this one?

Trying to figure out if they are just trying to store extra fluid for operating multi cylinders on implements, or just trying to have a large volume for cooling purposes..... since they don't use a hyd cooler like mother deere does.

Forces you to keep new seals on the rear axles and they are a king size bear to replace, as you probably know.....by yourself.....

The rubber boots on the brake rods aren't that bad to replace..... if you can get the shackles unscrewed. Ha!

Mark

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