S stars on my arm New member Equipment G5200H Apr 25, 2010 18 0 0 Holland Michigan Oct 19, 2010 #1 Do I check the fluid while it's running (like auto) or do I check it when it's off? It's strange to me how no one in my area has any idea !?!
Do I check the fluid while it's running (like auto) or do I check it when it's off? It's strange to me how no one in my area has any idea !?!
traildust New member Equipment B7610HST 4WD, LA352 FEL, Gearmore 2 Spool Top & Tilt Box Scraper Jan 27, 2010 1,490 1 0 Phelan, California Oct 19, 2010 #2 I'm gonna go with Engine Off and that's my final answer
T Theekillerbee New member Jun 28, 2009 273 4 0 Pleasant View UT, USA Oct 19, 2010 #3 I'll second traildust, engine off...and I'll add, on level ground!
traildust New member Equipment B7610HST 4WD, LA352 FEL, Gearmore 2 Spool Top & Tilt Box Scraper Jan 27, 2010 1,490 1 0 Phelan, California Oct 19, 2010 #4 Theekillerbee said: I'll second traildust, engine off...and I'll add, on level ground! Click to expand... Damn it! I always get those two part answers wrong
Theekillerbee said: I'll second traildust, engine off...and I'll add, on level ground! Click to expand... Damn it! I always get those two part answers wrong
S stars on my arm New member Equipment G5200H Apr 25, 2010 18 0 0 Holland Michigan Oct 20, 2010 #5 Good, then it's perfect when it's not on. Also, back to the leaking question, it's fuel. I think it's coming from the fuel pump or the line just after it. I'm gonna check out the line and probably just replace it before I replace the pump(cheaper).
Good, then it's perfect when it's not on. Also, back to the leaking question, it's fuel. I think it's coming from the fuel pump or the line just after it. I'm gonna check out the line and probably just replace it before I replace the pump(cheaper).