Re: YM 1500 D oily brake shoes ?

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Posted by Jim Miller on Wednesday, January 02, 2008:

In Reply to: Re: YM 1500 D oily brake shoes ? posted by Lloyd on Tuesday, January 01, 2008:

Lloyd
Many dealers fill transmission with cheap type A red auto transmission fluid. Thats what mine had when brought home. I would drain out, remove and clean filter/screen and refill with tractor hydrolyic fluid that says on can meets JD spec 303. It is sold at walmart, tractor supply, most auto parts stores. It will take about 4 gallons to fill.
Jim Miller

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