It is the only plug under the back end of the cat, should be a flat plug maybe 2" in diameter with a square drive in the center of it for a breaker bar. They are recessed into a bore to protect it when the machine is bottomed out and the space between the outside of the plug and inside of the bore can be packed full of dirt and rust so they can be hard to get out. I usually dig as much of that out as I can then try a big breaker bar on it. When that fails I try an impact gun and when that fails I heat with a torch and then use the impact. There is a valve inside to keep the oil from coming out when you remove the plug, to get the oil out I use a pipe nipple ( I think 1") screwed in there. It isn't fast but works, I am not sure what Cat uses to open the valve but I suspect it works better. Be careful if you heat with the torch and then use a gun, there is a little oil in there that can sling off the threads and burn you, don't ask me how I know that!