[Farmall] IH Hy-Tran Fluid

[dglass]

Hy-tran is also used in the gears cases of large tractors.  I had a 560, 
super c, super a, etc and they all use Hy-tran in the gear 
case/hydraulic reservoir.

Arthur Umland wrote:

>    You are probably right Steve, and it is just a personal issue on my 
> part. But as I mentioned to Carl, all my past experience leads me to 
> think one would want a heavier weight lubricant then 10 W hydraulic 
> fluid in a gear case! I think I will drop in on my local IH dealer 
> this morning.
>
>      Regards,
>                           Art
>
>
> On Aug 27, 2004, at 8:23 AM, soffiler at myeastern.com wrote:
>
>> Art:
>>
>> I'm a bit confused.  Your lawn tractor specifies Hy-Tran;
>> you say you're familiar with Hy-Tran... what's the problem
>> again?  Don't use "80-90W" (which is probably 80W-90), just
>> use the Hy-Tran like it says.
>>
>> Steve O.
>>
>> From: Arthur Umland <artsd at aol.com>
>>
>>> Reading the owners manual for the International Spirt of
>>> '76 Lawn  Tractor I find that it specifies IH Hy-Tran
>>> Fluid for use in the  Transaxle. I am familiar with
>>> Hy-Tran Hydraulic fluid for my Super C  and H, but what
>>> weight of oil would correspond to Hy-Tran Fluid? I had
>>> purchased and 80-90W oil to use in the transaxle, but I am
>>> not sure if  that is compatible with the specified Hy-Tran
>>> Fluid. If someone can enlighten me about the specifics of
>>> IH Hy-Tran Fluid I  would appreciate it.
>>>
>>>       Regards,
>>>                            Art
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