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Good idea. It's about half 10w30 anyways because i ran out of transmission/hydraulic fluid halfway through filling. Wanted to get something in there at least. I'll run it a little while to let it churn up and degunk itself and then drain it sometime when I get some more oil.

Thanks folks. Makes a lot of sense. I took it out and went up against a big tree with the loader like someone said and sure enough both wheels will spin just fine. Depending on which side of the bucket was pressing the tree one side would spin while the other doesn't. Didn't know all that about...

I took it out and did exactly this on the grass right after the dew fell and you're right. I was able to get both sides to spin depending on which side of the loader bucket was pressing on the tree. I guess i must just be the way i drive it. Always seems like it's the left side binding up but...

It's my grandpa's tractor. I've been running it a little while. Currently 650 hours and he got it at around 500-550. I never had an owners manual though. I've not much experience with tractor maintenance either I guess. Just greasing all the fittings I could find and topping off whatever fluids...