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Mark in AB

03-02-2004 20:58:07

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Just bought a 660 diesel yesterday with a cockshut 40 loader on it. I want to service the whole tractor, what parts do i need? Oil filter/ 2 fuel filters...is there a hyd filter? In my it manual it says the hyd /trans and torque have common oil...do I use hytran? Is there a common drain plug and fill plug for the whole system. IT manuals are okay for repairs, but have nothing on servicing. Anyone have a operators manual they don't need? Thanks in advance.

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Wardner

03-03-2004 14:15:20

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Re: 660 diesel servicing in reply to Mark in AB, 03-02-2004 20:58:07

Surprised nobody answered.

I have a 660D.

The hydraulic/gear oil filter is behind an oval plate on right side of tractor near middle. Plate is about 8-9" long. YOu may have to get the filter from IH.

There are three drain plugs for this oil. One at rear and two in the center section. You fill from the level plug on left side of tractor. Or you can take off odd shaped plate next to gear shifter.

Hytran is good. It is usually called "Tractor Fluid" at an auto parts place. YOu will need 15 gallons.

Manuals are available at the left side of this page on the very top. IH has them also.

The planetary hubs may need an oil change. I have never done mine and can't offer any advice.

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Hayshaker5

03-03-2004 16:32:05

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Re: Re: 660 diesel servicing in reply to Wardner, 03-03-2004 14:15:20

When I purchased my 560, it had a hole cut in the center that odd shaped plate with a pipe coupling for a pipe plug to thread into. Just a suggestion.

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