Posted by the tractor vet on September 17, 2008 at 14:02:54 from (75.19.124.96):
In Reply to: 1256 rear end posted by acdave on September 17, 2008 at 12:59:37:
Yes some did and some did not. All i can tell ya is to check the hyd. filter and dain and check the bull gear oil , now if there is no fill plug on the back side of the axel housing then you will need to drain all the oil out of the rearend and also the bottom plugs on the axle housing. As at this moment i think CRS is taking hold as i can not remember if a 56 series has fill plugs or not old age sucks . But unless ya find peices and parts coming out RUN IT. She will let ya know when she needs fixen.
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