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Hrr Honda 216 VKA

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ihor hnytka

Does anyone know if the hrr 216 transmission sealed unit needs maintenance or fluid added at any given time?


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mechanic mark

sealed transmission requires no maintenance.

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yes it has fluid & yes it will leak out. is transmission leaking, making noise, or not functioning?


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ihor hnytka

If you opened up this unit would you have fluid leaking out. It may be sealed but I have seen photo of the insides of this unit online. Just wondering if this unit has any fluid.


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robert@honda

robert@honda

ihor hnytka said:
Does anyone know if the hrr 216 transmission sealed unit needs maintenance or fluid added at any given time?
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The gearbox (it is really just a gearbox, not a transmission) is filled with SAE 10W-30 engine oil, about 65cc (2.2 oz). It is factory-filled for the lifetime of the mower, and there is no service ever required.

Should the gearbox ever develop a leak, the cover and o-ring can be removed, then the gear box inverted (input shaft facing down) so the open side of the gear box is level with the ground. Fill with fresh SAE 10W30 oil so the level of oil is about 18-20 mm from the top of the gearbox case. Replace the o-ring and install the cover and four bolts. Torque them (important!) to 6.5~8.7 ft-lbs.


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ihor hnytka

robert@honda said:
The gearbox (it is really just a gearbox, not a transmission) is filled with SAE 10W-30 engine oil, about 65cc (2.2 oz). It is factory-filled for the lifetime of the mower, and there is no service ever required.

Should the gearbox ever develop a leak, the cover and o-ring can be removed, then the gear box inverted (input shaft facing down) so the open side of the gear box is level with the ground. Fill with fresh SAE 10W30 oil so the level of oil is about 18-20 mm from the top of the gearbox case. Replace the o-ring and install the cover and four bolts. Torque them (important!) to 6.5~8.7 ft-lbs.
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I will try and fill gear box. thanks


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