Posted by used red MN on January 17, 2023 at 20:22:41 from (68.46.31.28):
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DWF, he has replied to an older post, that reply by Fred was made in 2018. Not saying that there is not a possibility that he may have another one.
To the new poster hans welcome to YT! I saw your post and tried to look up the dipstick to get you a number from the CNHI online parts book. Unfortunately, I do not see it shown or listed there. I looked at the 2 diagrams associated with the engine block and it is not shown or at least that I could see. Please go ahead and look yourself maybe if you spend more time you will find it hidden somewhere, see link. I do not know if that model also has a David Brown matching model or not. If it did it would be interesting to look at the parts book for that tractor to see if it shows one.
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