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Old 09-16-2025, 08:28 PM
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Default 2082 with Command Finally Running. Question?

Finally got engine in and running. Doing little things. Just turned battery 90 degrees from original. Positive terminal on mine was under dash.( Now without saying to much. The oil drain plug is difficult to get too. Dont ask,it was planned out,buttttt!) How have you guys made oil draining easy? I was looking at an extension pipe with quick drain valve coming out the left( sitting in seat left side)side through the frame,cutting small hole. Initially i/we had planned an extension running
to rear with valve. Then I thought through mounting plate but the front axle mounting channel is right there. Any ideas,? Thank you.
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Use a hydraulic hose and put a cap on the end. Make it long enough so you can pull it out so it's easy to use and tuck it up when not used.
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Ok thanks.So it's just a plug on the end and no shut off valve?
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Here are a couple pics of how they came from the factory. As Oak said just a HYD hose with a plug in the end.
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Thank you all for all the info. I'm learning I'll get pics when I'm done. Bob.
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