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Old 09-10-2016, 05:56 PM
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Hi,

Purchased this Broyhill sprayer to use behind my 1968 IH Cub Cadet 105. Not sure of its past history, and I have tried to find information on it everywhere with no luck. Has anyone seen this kind before? I don't even know a model number or a basic year.

What it does have is a 3 HP Briggs and Stratton. I set out to change the oil and spark plug today, but I put the oil in the wrong spot. You will notice on one of the pictures the part where the oil comes out; however, I put the oil in the tube that has the square top to it — and then noticed the oil filler on the other side of the engine. I am really hoping both of those places go to the same spot.

Please let me know if you are familiar with this sprayer, and if I put oil where it was not supposed to go. If I did, what can I do to rectify it? It appeared that they went to the same thing, but I'm unsure.

Thanks,
Brian
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Oil goes in the crankcase, and there is only one. You put it in the right spot, they both dump into the crankcase.

I think it's funny you listed the year of your tractor. Year is irrelevant.
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Oil goes in the crankcase, and there is only one. You put it in the right spot, they both dump into the crankcase.

I think it's funny you listed the year of your tractor. Year is irrelevant.
Thanks for that. And I just like the fact that I can say that I use a 48-year-old tractor around the house.
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Thanks for that. And I just like the fact that I can say that I use a 48-year-old tractor around the house.
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