Posted by CJ_1080 on June 21, 2009 at 08:47:12 from (166.225.118.185):
In Reply to: H rear end posted by catfish65 on June 21, 2009 at 05:40:53:
Best Ive found is flush it out with diesel fuel. Run it around the yard with the diesel in with no load on it. Drain the fuel and gunk out. Then fill with 5 gallon pail of good quality 80-90 gear oil and one gallon of lucas oil stabilizer. My h runs quieter than it has and it is cheap protection for those 60 year old straight cut gears. Plus how often do you really change the fluid? Not often so why not spend a little extra? Just my experience. Good luck.
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