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D-17 Question and Parts Needed

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    Posted: 17 Apr 2010 at 4:24pm

When checking the transmission oil on a 1959 D-17, what is the proper way to do it.  To the right of the gear shift is a breather cap in which the manual calls the "transmission filler".  The books says to fill to the full mark on gauge.  Well that's my problem, it is just a breater cap with no dipstick.  Am I missing a dipstick?  If not, how do I know when it is full?

 
Second:  if anyone would have any of these parts for sale or available for a D-17 let me know:
 
1.  The two pins that hold the yolk and drawbar up.
 
2.  A pto guard.
 
3.  An hydraulic oil dipstick assembly (mine has the breather but is missing the dipstick).
 
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Steve,
 
A couple of top link pins form TSC work good for holding the draw bar bail, or yoke,  to the brackets, unless you are shhoting for perfect originality.
 
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Yes you are missing the dipstick. If i remember right (the tractor is not here to look at) the breather cap is for the hydraulic oil. There is a screw on dipstick for the transmission. One will mount just a little bit further foreward that is your hydraulics.

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Yeah, I  know I am missing the hydraulic oil dipstic that is on a breather.  But the transmission filler breather just to the right of the gear shift, should that have a dip stick?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Chris (swIA) Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Apr 2010 at 8:06pm
Steve, mine has the tranny breather om the right front corner of the shifter cover with a dipstick. Also in front of the transmission cover on the left is hex plug also with a dipstick for the intermediate chamber with the pto/ power director gears.
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Yes, that should have a dipstick also.  I don't know if it is the same, but I have a D17 series 4.  If they are the same I can measure my dipstick from the top down so you can use something in the meantime for a makeshift dipstick until you find one. 
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My 1958 D17 has a dipstick on both the trans breather and on the torque tube RH side for the hydraulics/Power Director.
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Steve, from the top of the hole in the shifter cover to the oil should be 8 7/8" approx. for full.

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So to summarize, on the early models, the PD cap/check is to the left front of the shifter, transmission to the right of the shifter, hydraulics below the fuel tank, right side of torque tube.....all 3 should have a built in dipstick.
 
I've got a spare hydraulic breather/dipstick, nice condition....send a pm or e-mail if interested. Thanks
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$10.00 pins
$40.00 PTO cover
$45.00 breather and dip stick
785-353-2392
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