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big jt 11-10-2012 18:33:12 206.72.54.246 Report to Moderator	Use hydraulic oil in the torque tube which is the hydraulic reservoir. There should be a dipstick on the fill cap for that one. Originally they recommended engine oil because the oils of the day didn't have detergent and thusly less issues with foaming. Any of the quality hydraulic oils out there will work just fine (303, HyTran, HyGard, etc) As to the transmission and final drives I would use 80w90 gear lube. The fill levels escape me but usually you fill to the bottom of the fill hole on the side of the trans. I think one is for the hand clutch and the other is for the trans and diff. hth jt [Reply]   [No Email]
BushogPapa 11-11-2012 07:38:58 173.88.51.117 Report to Moderator	Re: WD hydraulic oil + transmission / differential oil + grease in reply to big jt, 11-10-2012 18:33:12   I have always used 140 in the Diff... You push the foot clutch lever forward and lock it forward with the lever provided that pivots.. Fill to top of threads (Full).. Trans: Pipe plug inside of frame-rail UNDER the Hydraulic filler..(at bottom inside of frame rail). I still use clean engine oil in ALL my tractors, as we here have always done..but, my newest is a 1959... Use what will be compatible with all that may be used with this tractor and others.. Ron.. [Reply]  [No Email]