Posted by mike henry on July 22, 2015 at 16:07:22 from (104.9.177.120):
I reported last winter about the H in cold weather when starting I couldn't let the clutch out without stalling the tractor. Majority rule was there may be water in the transmission/rear end grease. I was to drain the fluid and replace. Tractor don't get much use in summer so this week I decided was the week to do so. Got the old 80 90 removed. Removed at least 7 gallons of a combined liquid. So majority may be right. Now I know where to refill the casting at.... BUT...... how do I get that cap off the filler hole? What is the common tool used for this? I have looked around my shop and haven't seen anything that is the right diameter for the spot. I have thought of making a block of wood that would fit snug then using a pipe wrench but Im sure there has to be something more common around that people use. Thank you in advance for any help provided.
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