Holes Drilled In Dipstick Make It Easier To Read

Holes drilled in dipstick make it easier to read FARM SHOP Miscellaneous 11-1-23 Curtis Wold, Starbuck, Manitoba, drills holes in engine and transmission dipsticks to make oil levels easier to read. In Grainews Magazine, Wold reports that he drills two 1/16-in. holes in the dipstick ù one at the "full" mark and the second just above the "add oil" mark. `By looking at which hole has oil in it, he can easily tell the oil level. Since dipsticks are made of high-strength steel, Wold advises center-punching the dipstick before drilling.

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