Boomyal
Supreme Mariner
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When checking the fluid level in the upper gear case, do you do it with the dipstick plug screwed in OR with the dipstick just lowered until the stick threads meet the case threads?
This always seems to be a dilemma with these type of things. I thought it was awesome that my Honda Lawn Rider shows a diagram of checking the oil level with the dipstick just lowered until the threads kiss. Clearly not meant to have to screw it in.
In the case of the upper gearcase, there would be about 1/2" difference in fluid level between the dipstick screwed in and not screwing it in.
This always seems to be a dilemma with these type of things. I thought it was awesome that my Honda Lawn Rider shows a diagram of checking the oil level with the dipstick just lowered until the threads kiss. Clearly not meant to have to screw it in.
In the case of the upper gearcase, there would be about 1/2" difference in fluid level between the dipstick screwed in and not screwing it in.
