Posted by Nicholas C on May 15, 2022 at 18:21:30 from (67.243.117.106):
Hi everyone. My apologies for not understanding something, but I still don't get it. I looked on line and my owners manual arrived yesterday, which I must have read a dozen times. I still can't figure out where to add new oil for an oil change in my '39 H JD. On page 23, it states to remove the breather stack and filter core, adding new oil. I also read someplace that the filler cap is almost flat and to the left of the steering column support. I am really confused and not sure what to believe. The last thing I need to do is add oil someplace where it doesn't belong. I understand how to check the oil level, drain existing oil and changing the filter. I'm not going to do anything until I understand how to put the fresh oil in. I'm going to my JD dealer tomorrow and buying a filter. Would someone kindly tell me in layman terms, where the location is that I'm seeking. Thank you for your patience and time, Nicholas C.
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