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Changing gear oil in mower

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JW in OH

06-16-2006 19:59:38

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I have an older King Kutter finish mower and I want to change the gearbox oil. On the back of the gearbox are two square head plugs, a smaller one nearer the bottom and a larger one nearer the top. If the small one is a drain, it doesn't seem low enough to drain all the oil. What is the procedure for draining and filling this gearbox? Thanks.

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souNdguy

06-16-2006 21:57:46

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Re: Changing gear oil in mower in reply to JW in OH, 06-16-2006 19:59:38

Top plug is fill. Bottom plug is 'level' check.. as in you fill to that level. If ya gotta drain it.. get a small tube and syphon from fill plug.. or hang mower on side and let it dribble.

Soundguy

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Allan In NE

06-17-2006 04:36:29

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Re: Changing gear oil in mower in reply to souNdguy, 06-16-2006 21:57:46

Yep,

A $2 siphon gun.

Or, pull the plugs and flip 'er upsidedown. :>)

Allan

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Bob

06-17-2006 08:58:05

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Re: Changing gear oil in mower in reply to Allan In NE, 06-17-2006 04:36:29

Some of those gearcases have "through bolts" holding a seal retainer to the bottom. When one of the bolts is rmoved (from underneath) the oil will drain out.

(Support the deck SAFELY you you don't get "squarshed" while reaching under there!)

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