The RD4 (4Gxxxx) has the drain spigot sticking out on the RH side front of the pony motor just like all the rest of the D4's
is that the right hand side looking at the cat from the front or from the drivers seat?
As viewed from the seat.
ok I will look there. thanks Doug
Hi mcbitchman,
Yes everybody is right it is located on the RHS when sitting on the tractor just under the filler for the main engine, but if it is not there it has probably been broken off and a plate put over the outlet, that make it a bit harder to change, i have included a photo of my RD4 and where it should b. In this photo the fender has not been installed.
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Regards
Different tractor but since these items can be swapped around a fair bit, my 3J pony has a very short oil drain, not much more than the flange that bolts to the block so keep an eye out for that if your's doesn't look like Daryl's
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