Posted by glennster on October 15, 2012 at 13:04:31 from (75.57.134.154):
In Reply to: Fluid Change posted by KTNC on October 15, 2012 at 08:45:27:
as far as the rear end grease, any 80-90 wt will work fine. even the 80-140 wont hurt either. it holds about 14 gallons. it can hold also several gallons of water too. have about 4 or 5 empty 5 gallon buckets handy for draining. if you want to do a little flushing in advance, add 2 gallons of kerosene to the rear end, then toodle around for a couple days to loosen all the gook up. pull the rear plug first, be careful not to drop it, (dont ask) if nothing comes out, probe with a wire or screwdriver to break up the goo. let it drain out, then pull the second plug under the tractor, forward of the rear plug.
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