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Farmall H ........Trans. and Diff.

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Howard

04-09-2004 04:47:05




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Can anyone tell me what kind of oil the trans. and diff take on a Farmall H. Hy-tran or heavier 90 wt. gear oil. Thanks Howard.




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CNKS

04-09-2004 18:57:16




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 Re: Farmall H ........Trans. and Diff. in reply to Howard, 04-09-2004 04:47:05  
There is no reason to use Hytran in the trans/rear end of any letter series tractor, because of the loose tolerances, and also because it has a separate hydraulic reservoir. 85W-90, 90, 85W-40, or 140 are fine depending on the expected temperatures.



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DON L C

04-09-2004 17:26:58




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 Re: Farmall H ........Trans. and Diff. in reply to Howard, 04-09-2004 04:47:05  
I think 140 is too heavy in cold weather....you will do just fine with 80-90W Tractor Supply has it in 5 gallon buckets....it works for me..



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Wayne Swenson

04-09-2004 07:27:54




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 Re: Farmall H ........Trans. and Diff. in reply to Howard, 04-09-2004 04:47:05  
Hy-Tran is an excellent lube, BUT, it was developed for gear-trains that are manufactured to closer tolerances. It will lube just fine; it will give you a lot more gear noise.
85W-140 is about the best you can get now, unless you want the straight 140 gear lube. It is not easy to find, but I have seen it advertised in 5 gallon quantities in the "green" magazines.



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rustyfarmall

04-09-2004 05:48:11




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 Re: Farmall H ........Trans. and Diff. in reply to Howard, 04-09-2004 04:47:05  
Originally would have been a straight 80 or 90 weight because that was the only thing available. You now have a choice, a multiweight 80-90, I think maybe an 85W-140 weight, or just go ahead and use Hy-tran, The hy-tran may be a little thinner, thus it will find the marginal oil seals a little quicker and leak, but that seal would eventually need replaced anyhow. Lots of people use the hy-tran, and I believe that is what your Case-IH dealer would recommend.

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