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Posted by DJL on August 28, 2005 at 17:28:08 from (70.106.183.16):
Changed the oil on my new 1944 H today. No problems. I noticed a couple of small drips under the tractor appearing to come from where the rear end joins the rest of the tractor about 6 inches in front of the platform/brakes. It was a milky tan color with an odd smell. Possibly transmission oil with water in it? That brings me to the next question. Does the rear end and transmission share the same fluid? How do you check the level? Where's the drain and fill port? What type/grade of oil should I use for this? Would like to change tomorrow.
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