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It's nine months old and has 1234 miles on it exactly. Since I was already doing the diff fluid on my Grizzly (second time, now has 3295 miles on it), I figured I'd do the Rincon too.
It was easier than on the Grizzly. The PRM underbody skid has a drain hole for the front diff, so that job took maybe five minutes. Fluid looked pretty good for its age... though dirtier than the Grizzly's front fluid.
I had to undo half of the PRM skidplate to do the rear because there was no drain hole. The rear only takes 3 oz (6 oz front), which is odd. It looked about the same as the front.
I was out of regular gear oil, so I put Redline Synethetic 75W90 GL-5 in both the Grizzly and Rincon. And this time next year, I'll change it all again.
Rob
It was easier than on the Grizzly. The PRM underbody skid has a drain hole for the front diff, so that job took maybe five minutes. Fluid looked pretty good for its age... though dirtier than the Grizzly's front fluid.
I had to undo half of the PRM skidplate to do the rear because there was no drain hole. The rear only takes 3 oz (6 oz front), which is odd. It looked about the same as the front.
I was out of regular gear oil, so I put Redline Synethetic 75W90 GL-5 in both the Grizzly and Rincon. And this time next year, I'll change it all again.
Rob