Posted by clint s on June 02, 2013 at 08:47:11 from (108.183.224.168):
In Reply to: 200 fluids posted by CNKS on June 02, 2013 at 08:28:24:
Thanks , that's what I thought. Another ????? . It appears that the trans and the rear are one complete unit is that the case. I see there is a fill plug next to the shifter and one on top of the PTO housing. Do both fill the rear or is the PTO separate. I located what I think is the check plug by the right tire in the back. I think there is a mixture of original oil, Hy tran and probably water in there now. I have some Tractor supply xtreme oil that maybe has 15 hours on it that I have been saving for emergency use. I may mix that 50/50 with diesel run it around for 10 minutes re drain and then fill with 80/140 sound good.
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