Routine Maintenance

11 May 2015 10:53 #1 by M Bailey
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Time to service the C-101 today. With 32 hours since last years rebuild on the meter and 25 since the last service it was time to get dirty. Greased the axle, spindles, wheels and steering sector. Checked the trans fluid level and cleaned the air pre-filter and blew out the paper filter. I do not oil the pre-filter as I've found that the oil leeches into the paper filter and shortens its usable life.
Get out the tools for the oil change including the handy little oil trough which makes changing oil with a deck on a snap.




2-1/2 quarts of oil and a new sticker under the hood and the old horse is good for another 25 hours.




Putting the wrench size along with oil capacity on the sticker helps out for next time, especially if you're like me and can't remember what you had for breakfast :rolling3

Major


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11 May 2015 12:11 #2 by Geno
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The handy little oil trough, what an idea! :clap

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11 May 2015 12:51 #3 by GT 14
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Good idea Major, always a pain with the deck on.

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11 May 2015 16:17 #4 by M Bailey
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I should have posted this earlier, here's what the drain trough looks like in its entirety. Can't remember where it came from but it's been around for a long time.


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11 May 2015 16:24 #5 by AJ WH Ranger
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It look like a housing for a small air pump cut in half.. :)

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11 May 2015 16:32 #6 by nappypappy
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Deck in the way.... Front mount it

....I cant say enough good about it.....

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11 May 2015 18:13 #7 by Geno
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Whatever it is I have to have one! :woo

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12 May 2015 09:20 #8 by nappypappy
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Geno wrote: Whatever it is I have to have one! :woo

Well if you look around your shop you mostly have two or three of whatever... :wave

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I can't see the forest for the trees.

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12 May 2015 12:05 #9 by Geno
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If I had one of those I'd know it. I thought about just cutting a piece of PVC pipe in half for starters, then I would have 2. :thumb

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12 May 2015 13:24 #10 by nappypappy
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Geno wrote: If I had one of those I'd know it. I thought about just cutting a piece of PVC pipe in half for starters, then I would have 2. :thumb

Good thinking....twos better than one.... :smile2

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