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Allis CA Trans Fluid

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    Posted: 06 Dec 2011 at 7:25am
This weekend I wil pick up my first Allis a CA. When I looked at it the Trans fluid was really low. I would like to add some fluid before I move it around and load it on the trailer.
 
It there a filler port? Or do you just pour the fluid down the dipstick?
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You fill it where the dipstick is, and that takes care of the Trans,Hydros,and rear end. I use Rural Kings, Harvest King Universal Trans-Hydraulic Fluid.
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Just load on the trailer and drain it when you get home than refill with UTF. it takes about 10 quarts. make sure you drain all three drains. it has a gasket dam between the rearend and hydraulic sections.
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