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jody hughes

03-10-2007 18:16:50

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Just bought a ford 5000 deisel it looks rough but runs good with some blow by when it heats up good . I,m looking to use my 5000 to maintain a half mile of dirt road with a scraper blade and also other light projects around four acres.I need help identifying fluid levels the transmission has a dip stick but the rear end has a seperate plug down low on the housing and a fill cap above on the top of the housing right back of the seat. I want to know are these two different reservoirs as it seems i have determined, don't most tractor use the same fluid for both.

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super99

03-11-2007 04:57:07

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Re: ford 5000 in reply to jody hughes, 03-10-2007 18:16:50

I have owners manuals for 4000, 5000 ford that I don't need, e-mail me. Chris

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low budget

03-11-2007 03:32:56

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Re: ford 5000 in reply to jody hughes, 03-10-2007 18:16:50

It uses the same oil in both places, use a good transmission/hydraulic oil that meets NH 134 specs. Do yourself a favor and get an operators manual. You can get them here on this site, go to the column on the left.

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ErnieDD

03-10-2007 18:43:59

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Re: ford 5000 in reply to jody hughes, 03-10-2007 18:16:50

Our early model 8 spd had a plug on the side of the transmission,by the step plate on the left, fill to overflow. Same with the rear end. You do wish to use the right stuff, the brakes are wet.

Be sure to service the injector pump, it has its own sump and lube, change it out with the engine oil.

Visit your dealer and get the right oil, or get oil that you know meets the ford spec.

Memory is hazy, but I think you got another compartment for hydraulic too, that may be the one for the dipstick.

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Rexalot

03-10-2007 22:06:09

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Re: ford 5000 in reply to ErnieDD, 03-10-2007 18:43:59

I don"t have a Ford 5000, but I"m sure its like my 871. The large plug just behind the seat is for the rear end lube (gear oil). I think 80/90 is sufficient. Fill until it comes out the pipe plug on the side.

The transmission is seperate. If you have an SOS trans it uses NH 134 hydraulic oil.

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