How can a user check the oil level in the transaxle for TUFF TORQ K50 and K55?
To check the oil level, first remove the oil fill cap and take a look through the viewing hole, in case the oil finds its way above the bottom of fill the hole it means the level of the oil is too high. If the oil is determined to be too high it is important to fill the hole but if the oil level seems to be low there’s no need to refill it.
Q: What should I do if the transaxle won’t shift to neutral or reverse gear?
A: Check for engagement of the roll release lever and disengage it, check Ensure oil level, Inspect the input drive belt to see if it is slipping or damaged, release the handbrake, and look for stripped splines or broken parts.
Q: How often should oil in the transaxle be changed?
A: Replace the oil as needed by performance measured and frequency of usage, or when the oil becomes impure. Use a 10W-30 Class FSCD engine oil refill.
Q: What can be said of the kind of oil that is required in TUFF TORQ K50/K55 transaxle?
A: For optimum performance, 10W-30 Class FSCD motor oil is recommended.
Q: What should be done if they feel the transaxle is getting hot?
A: Reduce oil level, verify use of appropriate oil grade, remove foreign dust particles from cooling fins and above all keep the tractor load within its limit.