final drive drain plug stuck.

Yup, i'd warm it up some, or get a longer pipe, OR consider sucking it out the fill hole with something like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000JFJM14/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_V-RWEbWN8DSQ2 I'm not sure how well that would work though depending on being able to get the hose do get down in to the bottom of the finals.

Jordan

Which side is it?

Which side is it?

it is on the right side as you face the rear of the tractor.

Remove the whole fill assembly, I think it just threads into the rear face. Get it on the bench, you’ll win.

Have fun!
Bernie

[quote="bernie"]Remove the whole fill assembly, I think it just threads into the rear face. Get it on the bench, you’ll win.

Have fun!
Bernie[/quote]

it is the drain plug not a fill plug. and i have a winch.

I would try a longer bar and use a breaker bar, that side you have to pull up on the wrench. Or locate a 3/4" impact. May have to back it on some blocks to raise the back up to get some more room to work.

I would try a longer bar and use a breaker bar, that side you have to pull up on the wrench. Or locate a 3/4" impact. May have to back it on some blocks to raise the back up to get some more room to work.

When removing plugs like this I heat the area around the plug so the metal expands away from the plug i.e. like heating a rim to put on a wagon wheel except backwards. I heat an area about 4" away from the plug if possible so the plug it self does not heat up as much.