I am replacing the oil in my transmission. (The engine is the Universal M35B.) I'm not sure how the little "dip stick" works. There's a groove/ring about a quarter or half inch up from the bottom of the stick. Is that the "full" level? (I'm trying to attach a photo to show it.)
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SF Bay
1998 C36
Yes, that ring / groove is the "full" mark. You test the level of fluid by just resting the "dip stick" in the hole...(don't screw it down and test). Hope this helps.
Stephen Kruse
Kruse Control #1428
1995 C-36 MKII SR/WK
Lake Lanier, Ga.
Actually, I can't really see the level on the dipstick, so what I do is use a little wood coffee stirer and hold it at the same length. Thanks for the info. though.
SF Bay
1998 C36
I have the same problem. When I pull it I have a paper towel folded in 4 in my hand, I just lay the grooved end of the dipstick on it, the fluid transfers immediately to the paper towel and I can see the level easily.