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1974 B-80 4 speed

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W/H JUNKY

When i refill the trans do I fill it up until the oil comes out the hole on the side. Or should I add more? There is no dip stick on this trans. It just seems like the oil level should be in the center of the axle bearings.

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rmaynard

I never add gear lube. It's always a complete drain and refill situation. For a transmission that has no dipstick, remove the shifter and pour in the recommended amount there.

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oldredrider

To answer your question, yes, add gear oil until is just comes out the side plug hole.

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rmaynard

I respectfully disagree with the above.

 

I just filled my 857 transmission (5053) with the prescribed 1-1/2 quarts. I made sure that the transmission was level by placing a level on the frame. I removed the plug from the side of the transmission and 10 ounces of oil ran out.

 

On a B-80 (5084) which holds 2 quarts, more fluid would be lost. The plug is in the same place since the left side cases are identical (3901).

 

If I am wrong, please enlighten me.

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Racinbob

I kinda think it's both Bob. If I'm remembering correctly some manuals state until it comes out the fill hole which wouldn't be much oil. Mine calls for 2 quarts and that's what I put in it. I did as you do and filled through the shifter hole. Without tilting the tractor towards it's right I'd never get 2 quarts in through the fill hole.

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kudzu3

Which brings up another question (not intending to hi jac, sorry), How do you get that thick stuff into the fill hole, I had to fill my B 80 through the shifter port because of the viscocity, it wouldn't go into that little bitty hole.  :eusa-think:

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Racinbob

The easiest way is to simply remove the shifter and fill through that.

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W/H JUNKY

Thats what I did pulled the shifter and filled through there!

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