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Posted by mheight on August 23, 2005 at 16:25:13 from (208.13.219.17):
We recently acquired an International 4366 tractor, and don"t have any service manuals for it yet. Can someone tell me how to check the front differential and where the fluid level should be. I found the plug in the top, but can not find any sight glass or dipstick. The main gearbox in the center of the tractor looks like fluid runs into the top through a hydraulic hose, flushes through the box and exits through the bottom hose. I found a plug in the top right hand corner of the rear differential. Does this take 90 weight? And should it be filled to the plug like a normal rear end? Thanks, Mike
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