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early 190 eng oil cap. (I meant capacity) |
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Lonn
Orange Level Joined: 16 Sep 2009 Location: Назарово,Russia Points: 29782 |
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Posted: 31 Mar 2010 at 11:49am |
Is it different than the later 190's? My book is for a series III and my 190 is a 1965 model with the D2800. Thanks. Lonn
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The early ones had an expanding rubber plug, the later ones had rubber can that fit over the oil fill tube. I dont know when the change was made Lonn. I would say you should have the expanding plug, the fill tube didnt change so the rubber cap would work. HTH
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Lonn
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Sorry. I meant oil capacity. Series III says 12 quarts. Thanks. Lonn
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The only change in capacity on the 301 would be related to the upgrade to the dual full flow filters (which I don't think happened until the 200) and the change to a crank mounted oil pump, which upped the sump capacity to 16 quarts with the 2 full flow filters changed (I believe the 2 full flow filters came with the crank mounted oil pump). This oil pan has a big hump up front, where the older engines with the cam driven oil pump has just a more triangular shape that is lowest at the center. If you google pictures of a 200, 7000, 7010, 7020, or 8010, you will see the newer style oil pan. If you look at 180s 190s and 190xts, you will see the old style oil pan. I believe the 185's production ran through the change, so they have both types, thus, aren't a very good reference.
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Lonn
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Thanks Hurst, That's what I figured but couldn't remember for sure. I needed the tractor right away so I just went by the dipstick and 12 qts is what it took. Thanks again. Lonn
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