Posted by corvette99ht on September 30, 2019 at 07:18:37 from (97.90.233.77):
Can anyone tell me how/where to check the fluid level in my 1962 Huber Warco Maintainer model 52 (belly grader blade type tractor) .... I have the owners/parts book, but it doesn't explain where or how to check the level.
On the left AND on the right I see two 1/4" pipe plugs each side ... one is a vertical plug , and slightly below that there's one at about a 45 degree angle ... total of 4 plugs for some reason.
I do find the two 1/8" drain plugs, one at the bottom of the main case housing and one on the rotating finned impeller. And the book defines the large volume of fluid (10W engine oil) and the process to refill after draining. But I hate to go to all the trouble of draining it all and refilling it, if it simply needs a little added, so I need to know how/where to check the level.
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