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Danco complete fluid change
Anyone know how to, or have any idea's on changing out the fluid on a Danco loader. From the looks of it, it is tranmission fluid. The manual calls for 10 wt oil. I would like to get as much of that old fluid out as possible.
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Not trying to be a smart a$$, but isn't there a drain plug on it? I don't have one, but the older backhoes that use a frame reservoir have drain plugs.
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I don't know much about loaders, but I did find this . Hope it helps.
let me know. http://bsintek.basco.com/BriggsDocum...E3CSl5kbp796Dq |
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sorry I tried Darn google,
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NO, that was GREAT! Don't apologize! I didn't know if they had a drain plug or not. That was a super reference!! Good work!
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Thanks for all the input, I wanted to drain all the fluid out, including what was in the cylinders, valves, lines ect. Just don't know how to get the most of it out. I'm sure I could pull a line at the lowest point, or drill a hole in tank and weld a pipe collar on it and then let it drain. Just not sure how to drain the whole system. I could add the correct fluid and let them mix and drain it a couple of times. Just looking for you guys ideas, what do you think?
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I think I'd drain the tank and let that be good. If the oil shows water (milky color) after the fluid change, then change it again. Bad idea to weld on a tank with oil in it. It WILL flash. No reason to go to all that trouble.
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