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Posted by souNdguy on August 05, 2003 at 20:04:25 from (12.92.9.224):
I just picked up the I&T service manual for my cub, and read it cover to cover. Not a bad book.. but doesn't cover general maintenance. Things I need to know are engine oil type, and where the drain plug is. Also, I'll need to know the fluid type and drain/fill locations for the tranny, rear diff, final drives, steering gearbox, and hydraulic system. Also what kind of oil filter it uses and a cross reference number if available for the filter. Thanks a bunch. I'm trying to get this little guy ready for some mowing this weekend.. but don't want to push anything till I get new fluids in.. never know what the previous owner has neglected, etc. Also, where is the oil dipstick on these cubs/ thanks again Soundguy
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