Where is the drain plug for a 8 speed transmission?

[Jacob S 67]

And what transmission fluid goes into an 8

speed?

[ebinmaine 67,481]

Drain plug is on the very bottom right next to where the hitch contacts the case bottom. 

 

8 speed fluid is 2 qts of the least expensive 80W90 gear oil you can find. 

 

If it's muddy or has water be sure to replace the shift boot too. 👍

[Jacob S 67]

Ok thank you 

[pfrederi 17,739]

1/4" allen wrench needed

[Jacob S 67]

Thank you

[cwbuck1951 1]

where is the fill plug located?

[Handy Don 12,217]

Fill via the dipstick tube.

[cwbuck1951 1]

On 7/27/2021 at 12:07 PM, Jacob S said:

And what transmission fluid goes into an 8

speed?

 

[Handy Don 12,217]

We try to avoid religious topics on this forum, but the subject of lubrication might be an exception! 

I'll step back and let some of the real transmission specialists chime in with their preferences and logic! @stevasaurus?

[ebinmaine 67,481]

8 hours ago, cwbuck1951 said:

where is the fill plug located?

 

8 hours ago, Handy Don said:

Fill via the dipstick tube.

 

8 hours ago, cwbuck1951 said:

 

 

@cwbuck1951

 

Beautiful area of Vermont you're in there. 

 

Scroll up to post #2. I've answered your questions. 

 

Keep asking questions and we do like to see pics of all tractors. 

 

[EB-80/8inPA 1,641]

The flow rate of the gear oil into that tiny dipstick opening was so frustratingly slow, I removed one of the nuts and stuck a vacuum hose over that hole.  This worked surprisingly well.  Caution:  unless you can get the input line way down in there, some of the oil will get sucked directly from the funnel into the hose, and cleaning that is probably impossible.  Use the Crapvac®️.  This will save time.

Edited August 20, 2021 by EB-80/8inPA
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[EB-80/8inPA 1,641]

I suppose it’s possible the oil could get sucked into the works and catch fire, so you might want to consider that risk as well.  And that “gasket” under the hose is the old shift boot repurposed.

Edited August 20, 2021 by EB-80/8inPA

[ebinmaine 67,481]

8 minutes ago, EB-80/8inPA said:

vacuum hose

Interesting idea.  

 

 

[953 nut 55,220]

@cwbuck1951 and @Jacob S,    

When draining the transmission you should jack up the front end of the tractor to get complete  drainage. Then filling the transmission through the dip stick tube a piece of wire inserted alongside the funnel will provide a vent to allow the oil to flow down without burping. 

[peter lena 8,625]

@Jacob S only thing I can add , is the emphasis on the condition of the fluid removed , if its milky or  rusty  gunk , I  would change the intended oil refill , to a fuel oil or atf oil , for flushing with use. if you have to do that put some distance and time on the lighter oil to flush out the crud. done similar flushes a couple of times , before going over to the straight gear oil . best to put some road time on it if possible , imaging the flushing waterfall of a thinner oil cleaning out the debris , that is what you want . done that , all my gear oils now are clean and fresh , and stay that way . don't  forget to jack up the front end to increase the drainage .  good luck with it , pete  

[Jacob S 67]

Thank you guys

[pfrederi 17,739]

To get all the oil out ...

 

 

[1940willys 120]

Now thats Funny!

[ebinmaine 67,481]

1 minute ago, 1940willys said:

Now thats Funny!

Sounds logical to me. Cars are just like sponges aren't they?

[cwbuck1951 1]

thanks too everyone for help i aprechiat it. im not stupid just cant spell.

[WHX?? 48,815]

The only way to fill a tranny....vents through the shifter on manuals, take a bolt out or filter loose on hydros. 

The one I got fits the gallon jugs. 

Amazon.com: 8M0072133 Gear Lube Pump - Fits One Quart or One Liter Bottles : Everything Else

[ebinmaine 67,481]

2 hours ago, cwbuck1951 said:

thanks too everyone for help i aprechiat it. im not stupid just cant spell.

No worries buck. 

We all got different talents. 

 

Just keep asking questions and learning.