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spindley

I have a D-200 that i changed the oil in the back out of the dipstick a couple weeks ago.    It had some water in it.     Now i checked again and its the same thing.   Any help on this would be appreciated.    How much oil goes in these Horses.   And is there separate reservoir for hydro pump and transaxle. 

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953 nut

:WRS:            This manual should help you out.

 

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spindley

Thanks 953. I'll be checkin it out

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gwest_ca

This lubrication chart shows the dry oil capacities and what product is used

I think each group of models has 2 pages.

 

Garry

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pfrederi

Same reservoir for both.  How are you getting water in it?  This is not like a gear shift tranny with a big hole in the top. 

 

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spindley

So.  What your saying is the oil goes in the tranaxle,and feeds the hydro.  Not sure how the water is gettin in the trans.   Im still checkin it out. 

 

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pfrederi

Exactly about the oil.  How much water was there?  A small amount may come from condensation over a long time.  Does it sit out side???

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spindley
3 hours ago, pfrederi said:

 

It does sit outside.   I changed the oil some time ago and put 6 Qts 10-w-30 in.  Soon after like a matter of hours it was discolored again.   Also it is pushin oil thru the dipstick.   There needs to be a breather some where.  Is the dipstick the breather?  

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pfrederi

There is no breather that I can think of.  The immediate discoloration is probably from the  oil that was in the pump itself, the lines and lift cylinder.  i am surprised you got six qts in not having taken the system apart.

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