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d4d name of part in steering clutch assembly and "differential" oil change

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Captain Beans
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Hi,I would like to know the name of this "fork linkage lever" thats part of the steering clutch mechanism, it snapped off a piece today i had seen some weakness to the metal a couple weeks ago the dozer stopped turning right, I tried adjusting the mechanism today with the inscrutctions from my service copies that i bought the other day but i ended up breaking that part. In the attached image its the one on the left sideAlso I removed the bottom plate on the rear of the dozer and a lot of old differential fluid mixed with engine fluid drained out, is this supposed to be the final drive oil? should I just reflil it with like 20 liters of gear oil?Thanks 
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Fri, May 31, 2024 8:34 AM
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Transmission/Diff takes TO430 oil, final drives take TO50 oil.

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Sat, Jun 1, 2024 8:59 AM
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First when you ask for info on your tractor, please post the serial number.
Your tractor don't have a differential, what you are looking at is the bevel gear compartment.
That holds the oil for the gear and the transmission.
There are 2 final drive one on each side, where the sprockets stick out.
they have a plug on the back of the case to check oil.
Transmission 22 ltr.   lube oil Sae 30 but if you are running it in hot weather could go to 50
flywheel clutch 8.5 ltr.  lube oil Sae 30
final drive each 9.5 itr.   lube oil Sae 50
It looks like a yoke that broke on the rod. the lever is called a lever. 
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Sun, Jun 2, 2024 4:39 AM
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Reply to bluox:
First when you ask for info on your tractor, please post the serial number.
Your tractor don't have a differential, what you are looking at is the bevel gear compartment.
That holds the oil for the gear and the transmission.
There are 2 final drive one on each side, where the sprockets stick out.
they have a plug on the back of the case to check oil.
Transmission 22 ltr.   lube oil Sae 30 but if you are running it in hot weather could go to 50
flywheel clutch 8.5 ltr.  lube oil Sae 30
final drive each 9.5 itr.   lube oil Sae 50
It looks like a yoke that broke on the rod. the lever is called a lever. 
Bob
Did you repair that track master pin?
What was the fix?

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Tue, Jun 4, 2024 5:45 AM
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Did you repair that track master pin?
What was the fix?

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And what about the track tensioner spring retaining bolt?
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Tue, Jun 4, 2024 7:14 AM
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Reply to clayton:
And what about the track tensioner spring retaining bolt?
the drain bungs for the bevel gear case are underneath the machine what you removed is the cover plate where the pto or flat belt pull mounts on ag tractors the models fitted with hyster winches also drive through that port.

the final drive plugs are out at the sides. seriously if you havent got a service reference get a copy and a copy of the owners maintenance instruction it has all this information about servicing the machine.
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Sat, Jun 8, 2024 7:08 PM
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