I’ll comment, but everyone has their opinion this is a VERY touchy subject. These transmissions run straight 90 weight gear oil. I use 30w non detergent in the 140 engine. Since I’ve been inside the motor of the BN and know it’s sludge free I run 15-40 Rotella in it. Thanks for watching!
I own a 130 and it looks exactly like yours, I love it. It's a must have for a mall farm. Can you recommend someone that sells replacement parts. And by the way, your videos are very good
Yes, sir. The 130 is the same, except for a little sheet metal. I get a lot of my parts (other than filters, oil, ignition parts, and such that I find at NAPA) from DuFour Tractor in Nashville, NC. He seems to have what I need and is just a pleasure to deal with, too. Thank you and thanks for watching!
That is noisy. Might try a flush. Drain all the old oil out after bringing up to operating temp and fill with diesel and drive around the barn a couple of times through the gears, back up etc. then drain while warmed up and refill with good quality 90w gear oil and see if that helps
That's a new one to me. They are usually behind the brake rod. There are raised flats on the case, but the plug would not likely be raised. Shoot me a picture of it, because I'd like to see that if it's not there.
Mine, too. I had a 5/16" male pipe plug socket on the bar. Before that, I just filed two opposite points off of a cheap 5/16" Allen wrench to get it out.
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NO WORRIES MAN!! ALL THAT I'VE HEARD SOUNDED JUST LIKE YOURS!!.
Yes, sir. I don't remember it being quiet, but I may take a look at it a little closer anyway. Thanks for watcihing!
Sounds like our A but not sure if that's a good thing. How about the final drive's oil?
Doesn't really sound like it is that far down, but they do need a check. Thanks for the idea!
Could you comment on what type of transmission oil and motor oil you used, or recommend?
I’ll comment, but everyone has their opinion this is a VERY touchy subject. These transmissions run straight 90 weight gear oil. I use 30w non detergent in the 140 engine. Since I’ve been inside the motor of the BN and know it’s sludge free I run 15-40 Rotella in it. Thanks for watching!
I own a 130 and it looks exactly like yours, I love it. It's a must have for a mall farm. Can you recommend someone that sells replacement parts. And by the way, your videos are very good
Yes, sir. The 130 is the same, except for a little sheet metal. I get a lot of my parts (other than filters, oil, ignition parts, and such that I find at NAPA) from DuFour Tractor in Nashville, NC. He seems to have what I need and is just a pleasure to deal with, too. Thank you and thanks for watching!
That is noisy. Might try a flush. Drain all the old oil out after bringing up to operating temp and fill with diesel and drive around the barn a couple of times through the gears, back up etc. then drain while warmed up and refill with good quality 90w gear oil and see if that helps
my 1972 140 dose not have a fluid check plug it has a flat place there, but no plug?
That's a new one to me. They are usually behind the brake rod. There are raised flats on the case, but the plug would not likely be raised. Shoot me a picture of it, because I'd like to see that if it's not there.
Whet can of oli you use
Just standard 80-90w gear oil.
That check plug on mine is just a hair to small for a 3/8
Mine, too. I had a 5/16" male pipe plug socket on the bar. Before that, I just filed two opposite points off of a cheap 5/16" Allen wrench to get it out.
Sure isn't a lot of room there to work
Just enough to want a little more!
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