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Randy NAA in Mi

12-21-2005 11:55:58

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1953 Jubilee/NAA

Going to try a little belated winter maintaince over holidays when I have a couple days off. Besides filing all grease fittings (any one ever counted how many there are?). I put in a new water pump and radiator last year with all new fluid. How should I check the fluid level? What other things will help with good winter running/plowing. I have a 6 foot back blade that has worked well with one tire filled with Calcium Chloride,

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12-21-2005 12:54:03

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Re: Winte fix up in reply to Randy NAA in Michigan, 12-21-2005 11:55:58

For your safty fill the other tire. If you don't then drain the one thats filled. Seen to many tractors that have flipped over because of only one tire filled

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Dan

12-21-2005 12:07:46

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Re: Winte fix up in reply to Randy NAA in Michigan, 12-21-2005 11:55:58

There are 8 grease fitting an a NAA tractor. Two on the back of the spindle housings, two on top of the front drag link ends, two on the sides of the rear drag link ends, one 90 degree fitting for the clutch shaft bushing, and one on the lift arm adjusting box. Also, there "may" be a bonus grease fitting on the front of the steering box if it is filled with grease instead of oil. I replaced all of mine on Project Rustbucket as they were the original ones with no sealing ball in the fitting to keep dirt out.

Fill the radiator until it is about 1" over the core as you are looking down into the radiator from the filler opening. Make sure the antifreeze level will protect you down to the temps you will be getting.

Change your engine oil (don't forget the air cleaner cap and new oil filter), hydraulic oil, and re-pack your front and rear wheel bearings if needed.

Good luck,
Dan

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