Halcyon parker
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How do I check trans fluid
Clutch fluid
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Jerry/MT
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Get an operators manual for your tractor. This information and other valuable info will be available to you
Tinhack
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My Ford transmission has a dip stick just like the engine oil. The rear end, where the hydraulic pump and reservoir are located, has a plug on the side. When you remove the plug, oil runs out if at the correct level.
As mentioned, get an owner/operator's manual. You'll need it.
As mentioned, get an owner/operator's manual. You'll need it.
Roadworthy
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Manner of checking fluid varies greatly among various tractor brands as well as by model and year. That is why the owner's manual is so important.
dflur
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Some have a dipstick on top. I assume since you are asking yours does not
. Generally, there is a drain plug, a side nipple, and a fill cap. Unscrew the nipple from the side of the housing. On a lot of fords, I think it is a 1/4. If fluid runs out, it is full. If not, pour through the top until it does.
. Generally, there is a drain plug, a side nipple, and a fill cap. Unscrew the nipple from the side of the housing. On a lot of fords, I think it is a 1/4. If fluid runs out, it is full. If not, pour through the top until it does.