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whats that napa? gear oil number

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arthur ward

08-14-2007 11:04:43

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past posts mentioned a gl-1 or gl-3 rear end oil for the N. think it was from Napa.
anyone remember?

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Pooh Bear

08-14-2007 12:10:33

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Re: whats that napa? gear oil number in reply to arthur ward, 08-14-2007 11:04:43

65-205 is for a 5 gallon bucket.

65-201 is for 1 gallon.

I paid $8 for a gallon when I bought it last.

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soundguy

08-14-2007 11:42:12

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Re: whats that napa? gear oil number in reply to arthur ward, 08-14-2007 11:04:43

65-205, napa 90wt gl-1 gear oil

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soundguy

08-14-2007 20:33:04

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Re: whats that napa? gear oil number in reply to soundguy, 08-14-2007 11:42:12

It's gl-1, and is defacto yellow metal safe... lotsa N's are running it.

It's not going in a semi-truck rear end that makes a million miles of road driving a year.. it's going in a 50-60+ year old tractor diffy...

Soundguy

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arthur ward

08-14-2007 21:22:56

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Re: whats that napa? gear oil number in reply to soundguy, 08-14-2007 20:33:04

ok, just wanted to be sure soundguy. i appreciate it.
$38.99 at Napa so we both will get a pail. I put gl-5 in last year but hey...i'll change it again.
would like to put something in there and maybe clean the bottom of the housings. thought about diesel fuel but am not sure.

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soundguy

08-15-2007 06:01:42

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Re: whats that napa? gear oil number in reply to arthur ward, 08-14-2007 21:22:56

Drain about half the oil in there, then dump in a gallon or two of diesel... drive her around for about a minute.. but i wouldn't run the pto.

Then drain her. After that, you may want to try to scoop out as much much as you can and then use an old garden sprayer with some more diesel and flush her out. This diesel can be caught in a clean pan and filtered thru an old towell or t-shirt and reused till the sump is clean..

Allow to drip dry a bit.. the refill with clean oil.

Soundguy

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arthur ward

08-14-2007 15:06:26

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Re: whats that napa? gear oil number in reply to soundguy, 08-14-2007 11:42:12

soundguy...i called on to see if napa has it. they will have it tomorrow.

they did say it is NOT recommended for modern differentials with spiral bevel gears.

i am assuming that these old N tractors have nothing to fear then. right?
oh, i asked if it was yellow metal safe and they said they didn't know.

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arthur ward

08-14-2007 11:59:19

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Re: whats that napa? gear oil number in reply to soundguy, 08-14-2007 11:42:12

thanks soundguy...i appreciate it.

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