Posted by Billy NY on November 21, 2015 at 07:18:14 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: I'm so excited! posted by notjustair on November 21, 2015 at 07:06:39:
It does and they are a nice machine for what you pay for them, new or used. They were built not far from me since day one, I fondly recall going to get parts there, even made deliveries to the factory.
The manuals for these are posted on MTD's site, you can look up the serial number and see whats available in .pdf. It was great to find one for mine, and its really helpful. Looked up the section on how to do the axle oil seals, pretty easy. Napa has one brand of correct oil for these, Sta Lube, I'd have to go look at the container again for the type, but you do want oil that IS compatible with yellow, (non ferrous) metal, as these have an expensive bronze gear in them. Its basically the same as what was put in them from the factory.
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