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Oil level
- Thread starter Old Doug
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Never seen that. I normally look it up and write with pain pen so I'll remember next time. Some stuff it might be 2-3+ years between changes.
I changed the oil on my Bobcat yesterday, the low and high marks are near 2" apart on the dipstick.
Most things Ive worked on it's either 1-2 quarts on small sumps or maybe a gallon on large ones.
I just put 14 qts, what the manual says, but low is more like 10 and high probably 15-16.
I changed the oil on my Bobcat yesterday, the low and high marks are near 2" apart on the dipstick.
Most things Ive worked on it's either 1-2 quarts on small sumps or maybe a gallon on large ones.
I just put 14 qts, what the manual says, but low is more like 10 and high probably 15-16.
Old Growth
Well-Known Member
After running and cooling down it should be at he full level.
Never overfill.
Never overfill.