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I've had my machine since 1986. As far as I know the 390 has always had the same oil dipstick, which is orange. Appears to be the original color, not repainted. Seems other 1970 dipsticks are yellow.
Did AMC use orange for quickly identifying the Machine...
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I've owned 3 machines and 5 machine engines since 1978.
REALLY??? never heard of such a thing...
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So... Warmed up the bike today for a good 15 mins out in the garage... Just before we went for a ride into town with it, I realized it was a good idea to take a look at the oil since i havnt seen last weeks previous ride... After warming it up - I shut...
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Well, I did an oil....
The hose out of the top of the oil tank about 1" long and about 2" away from the tank.
Good luck man.
Same idea as PCV valve on your car...
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I asked this on the restoration board, thought I might get other opinions here since its a loader specific area of the forum.
Ok... recently purchased a older military dozer, (1944 Clark Airborne Dozer)
Operators manual states to use a SAE 30 engine oil...
Started by dave Austin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yesterdaystractors):
Standard hydraulic ....
It IS an old machine, and I read somewhere that in the "early days" engine oil was used before Hydro30W SAE oil is non degergent and non foaming - so it's often used in hydraulic systems in warmer climates.
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1.Block off one oil feed in the block (RB26s have this standard)
2.Fit an appropriately sized restrictor to the other feed. The size of the oil pump is one of the determinates for the size of the restrictor, ie; a high flow, high pressure pump needs a...
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I have done this with ....
Some the oil drain from head for the bottom end.
I have done this with a rips catch tank.
One but my question is according to 4-5 nothing to do with welding mate , just the oil return breathing for the bottom end.
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I'm new here and don't see any oil well pulling machines. I have the original Iron King Pulling Machine and am attempting to restore it. It was invented by my Gread Grandfather in 1905 from all the data I can find. It was originally horse drawn but the...
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It was built in Bradner, Ohio at the down turn of the great oil boom by oilwell pulling ....
This machine was used to pull rod lines, sucker rods, clean out on researching this machine.
In the oil industry from the 1870's on.
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Originally Posted By: Hokiefyd This is exactly right. I fully believe we'll never run out of oil, simply because it'll eventually be too expensive to access and/or a cheaper form of energy will come about.
Running out of oil and having oil that's too ...
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Fuel oil is around 3.66/gal heavy maintenance in my fields and refineries.....
Unleaded regular is now below $3.00/gal in this area.
^^
This.
There is very little.
Originally Posted By: bruno Amount of crude oil produced depends on demand .
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My Pressure drops WAYYYY down once the engine heats up and the oil thins out. From a previous thread I know that the 351M is notorious for having the oil pressure issues.
I'm asking what are my options on rebuild? Whats the average cost most of yall pay...
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From a previous thread I know that the 3....
Parts (cam, valvetrain, oil pump ect.).
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On Sat, 27 Jun 2009 07:35:40 -0700 (PDT), "clarkmagnuson@gmail.com" <clarkmagnuson@gmail.com
Someone told me that any machine oil will do as long as there is no
detergent.
Can't use motor oil.
Can't use way oil.
Something about anti foaming.
What...
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Machine oils allow translates to an....
Lt;stevenospam@lusardi.de
A pretty good rule is to use a machine oil of 150 saybolt or 10w because of additives to keep particulate in suspension
for removal by the oil filter.
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This topic is one of three new permanent "sticky" topics in the Main Discussion Forum. As long time 356Talk members know, certain topics are discussed over and over again. This is because the topics are obviously of interest to many 356 owners, and because...
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Glenn Quote to change your oil....
Last I heard was Shell Rotella 15-40 CJ-4 plus.
In aviation, we used a 50 hour oil reccomendation on motor oil for the 356.
They work those interstates like a slot machine up here.
Or Sheriffs.
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Got a question:
It seems that my old crawler (1944 Clark Airborne Dozer) manual states to use a SAE 30 engine oil in the system.
Really...
Then whats the difference between engine oil and Hydro?
I am just wondering, cause what came out MAY NOT be engine...
Started by dave Austin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ytmag):
Standard hydraulic oil is 20W SAE, also non degergent ....
When you say oil in the "system", which system are you referring to?
30W SAE oil is non degergent and non foaming - so it's often used in hydraulic systems in warmer climates.
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