JDKu
Bronze Member
....changed the transmission fluid. Drained the catch pan into an empty oil engine oil jug. Then proceeded to change my engine oil accidentaly using the drained transmission fluid.
Idled the tractor for a few minutes max, backed it out of the garage and noticed the real jug of diesel oil on the bench. Wandered around for 60 seconds trying to figure out what I had just done. Then I clued in. I shut the tractor off. Drained the oil. Pulled the filter and "flushed clean" with some diesel fuel. Poured some car oil through it to try and flush some of the transmission fluid out. Partially filled with car oil (1 or 2 liters) and then drained. Filled with diesel oil. Ran for 5 minutes. Currently draining. I plan to install new filter and new diesel oil when I get to town and can get some. Anything else I should do?
Can't believe I did this - I always tear off the label on jugs of used oil to prevent things like this from happening. The used transmission fluid looked as clear as new oil.....glad I caught it.....
Idled the tractor for a few minutes max, backed it out of the garage and noticed the real jug of diesel oil on the bench. Wandered around for 60 seconds trying to figure out what I had just done. Then I clued in. I shut the tractor off. Drained the oil. Pulled the filter and "flushed clean" with some diesel fuel. Poured some car oil through it to try and flush some of the transmission fluid out. Partially filled with car oil (1 or 2 liters) and then drained. Filled with diesel oil. Ran for 5 minutes. Currently draining. I plan to install new filter and new diesel oil when I get to town and can get some. Anything else I should do?
Can't believe I did this - I always tear off the label on jugs of used oil to prevent things like this from happening. The used transmission fluid looked as clear as new oil.....glad I caught it.....