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Hi Dave, that makes sense too. Took a sample this morning and was surprised how thin it was. The last time it was filled it was fresh 600w. Yet another question mark. On the bright side it will be easier to drain. I don't think any damage has been done. It was rebuilt about 15 years ago and not so m...

Thanks Neil. I agree and will do.
I gunk'ed the trans.and bell housing for painting and blasted it with water last year; that must be how the water ended up on the trans.
I'll try and get a photo of the truck up here - everybody love photos - me especially.

Thanks Neil, Yes, you're right, it's 4 speed. It's a 1931 AA mail truck. US mail was branded on the back side of the tires when I got it. I'll try and some photos up. That's sounds good Kim but I'm concerned that I'll get bits of metal and other bad things in the bearings. It was suggested I dilute ...

Greetings~ I'm happy to be new member! I have a 1931 AA mail delivery truck and have some basic questions. First, It's a 3 speed. Can someone tell me what the capacity of the transmission and rear end are. Thanks! The next is a mystery! How could water get in the transmission? When you stick your fi...