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Re: IH Farmall 350 transmission fluid change


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Posted by drake9898 on February 24, 2015 at 04:16:00 from (130.76.96.144):

In Reply to: IH Farmall 350 transmission fluid change posted by drake9898 on February 21, 2015 at 06:32:35:

Thank you all responses and suggestions. Sorry for my delay in response. Things have been really hectic on my end. My uncles keep this tractor outside the majority of the time. I am quite certain that the water issue is both a combination of seepage and condensation. Like I posted earlier, I know they have not changed the fluid in 25 years. Now it is just a matter of getting back out and working on it. I parked it in our barn where I can work on it. There are several other maintenance items they have been ignoring that I would like to take care of while it is idle. I did manage to get my hands on a 5/16 4pt impact socket that will fit on my 1/2" breaker bar. I am hopeful that will remove the plugs when I drain the fluid, if not, I make one as suggested by a few. This tractor has been an amazing tool for us. I hope to keep her running for many years to come.

The next thing on my list to look at after this is the clutch. She has been hanging up and not wanting to shift back out of gear when the tractor is under a load (pulling). Have not had a chance to dig into that one yet. Not sure if it is a clutch issue or something else yet. It typically takes some double clutching to get it to come out of gear.

Thanks again to all.


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