The drain plug for the transmission is in the back on the right hand side of the housing. It has a square indentation in it that you use a drive to open like it were a socket. The fill plug is on top next to the shifter and it also has a square drive in it. The level plug is on the left hand side right underneath the brake rod. It has a square drive lug that you use a crescent wrench on. You add oil until it starts to come out of the level plug. The owners manual says it uses 5 quarts. I use SAE 90 gear oil. I also just recently took the final drive covers off and changed out the oil in them. They also use SAE 90 gear oil. Just make sure to wipe them out really good. When I removed them one cover had a gasket on it and the other one didn't. I would try to put some sort of gasket material back onto the covers. The fill plug for the final drives is just above the covers on the forward part of the axle. It has a recessed square drive and the owners manual says that it uses 1 1/2 quarts of oil.
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