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Posted by Bill on November 15, 2001 at 13:11:53 from (208.157.236.105):
I would like to know the lubration schedules and grades/types. Is the dip stick about 3 inches located along side the stick shift to measure hydrolic fluid in the rear end? By the way, the rear end does use hydrolic fluid doesn't it? With fill point located under the seat, anyway that's what the fluid looks like. Only had it a short time. Works great! Got from little old lady who only drove it on Sundays! Where do you get parts/manuals in Southern Oregon?
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