Two Ton question

ibrich, there is no dipstick on the 2 ton, but you check the oil level by opening a drain tap on the lower left hand side of the engine and when the oil come's out of the tap is the correct oil level.

Gilbert.

Thats a heavy question!!! lol

Hey Rome,

You crack me up.

Never the less, it is a valid question for someone who is unfamiliar with the tractor!
Gilbert.

ibrich, there is no dipstick on the 2 ton, but you check the oil level by opening a drain tap on the lower left hand side of the engine and when the oil come's out of the tap is the correct oil level.

Gilbert.

[quote="mudgecko"]ibrich, there is no dipstick on the 2 ton, but you check the oil level by opening a drain tap on the lower left hand side of the engine and when the oil come's out of the tap is the correct oil level.

Gilbert.[/quote]

Thank you Gilbert for the information.

Rich

[quote="ibrich"]Thank you Gilbert for the information.

Rich[/quote]

Originally there were 2 drain taps on the left side of the sump, but most / many 2 Tons just have 2 threaded plugs in there now and you just need to make sure your oil level is between the 2 plugs, and yes, fill the oil through that large cap just in front of the water pump. The transmission and final drives uses the same oil as the motor, usually a straight 30W or 40W low detergent oil.
Good luck
Mike

I was Told ,The Idea of the two level bungs was ,Because of fuel diluting the oil . At the end of each day ,Drain the oil out to the low level , then top back up to the high level with fresh oil .