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I want to change the engine oil on this '05 5105, I have purchased oil and filter. The drain plug and filter are apparent and reachable. I cannot find the oil 'fill neck' or equivalent. Does anybody know where to add engine oil to this unit ?

hope this works... my wheels are red. '61 super dexta 41 hp perkins diesel.

so putting the two piece wheels together, along with lock washers provided, should I use lock-tite ? I have seen several photos of this model tractor and I plan to put together the same wheel stance as these photos show. It seems to provide adequate clearances for mounted tires.

I have ordered two piece Ag rim/wheel for the rears and are bolted together with carriage bolts. What grade hardware is this type application ? Off the shelf at the hardware store ?

I don't think so BigGG, these are rims for this type turftire, very deepset. My intent is converting to ag style rears, more clearance and a smaller more conventional stance.

This tractor set-up I have is for mowing and has the fatter lower stance. I have replaced front tires on new rims same as existing when purchased. These tire sizes are 7.5-15 as opposed to the 7.5-16 that is published shown in TractorData. The stock rears are listed as 14.9-28 on TractorData...

Ok, Since starting this topic, I ordered and received two front rims to install with the new Carlisle front tires included with this deal. Cleaning up and using the existing loaded tires/rims was probably more effort and $$ than ordering new. Anyway, I received rims today, got the tires...

Front rim/tire of JD5105, I have removed for replacement and maybe rim inspect as a leak may be. I removed and it weighs a 'ton'. It will be a chore to load into the back of the truck. I removed the stem in the valve and stuck a 16penny down into it and hit some kinda black tarlike...

OK, I have removed the front rt tire / rim, the rim with the 'hairline crack' with the plan to install one of the new tires supplied with the purchase. This tire/rim weighs a ton. I am guessing that it is loaded for weight, so I removed the stem from the valve stem and no air escaped. I stuck...

I'm gonna use the rears but I intend on changing out mainly because they make tractor width a full 7ft. Which kinda makes my 6ft implements hard to use. and my barn space is usable but cramped. So tubeless up front is ok?

Are these front tires tubeless ? Rims are 15x7, tire size is 27x9.50-15 NHS. Rims are ~ $126 from what I've found on the net.

I will check that. Things I need to know.

Yes to all these comments; still can't believe but 'patience does pay'. To me, perfect size, no emissions, plenty capable. Of course, I have questions about stuff and I feel certain it's been gone over here so I'm looking forward to it. I'ma try for that photo thing first off, picture says...

Firstly, I have forgotten my forum handle and password so when I got back up to speed, it seems I have a new forum handle. Old one was burr or something close to that. I have finally found and purchased a tractor that fits my needs. I have been hunting (mainly thru TractorHouse) since before...

hello, new member from SC and currently shopping for a used farm tractor - 21 to 40 or so HP, Ford or JD.