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the Unforgiven

08-25-2007 21:00:59

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How much oil does an H rearend hold?

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Clarkbug

08-26-2007 15:25:19

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Re: H rear oil in reply to the Unforgiven, 08-25-2007 21:00:59

I just bought a bunch of straight 90 weight to put in the rear end of my M. NAPA sells it, its a GL-1 mineral oil, part number 65205 for a 5 gallon pail, 65201 for 1 gallon.

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Steven f/AZ

08-26-2007 08:34:55

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Re: H rear oil in reply to the Unforgiven, 08-25-2007 21:00:59

Don't use motor oil, especially used motor oil! Motor oil will not provide the right kind of lubrication, and will probably leak out most of the seals...

I prefer 85w-140 in my older Farmalls.

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georgeky

08-25-2007 21:25:08

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Re: H rear oil in reply to the Unforgiven, 08-25-2007 21:00:59

6 gallons. 90 weight gear oil.

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charlie (ky)

08-26-2007 07:41:47

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Re: H rear oil in reply to georgeky, 08-25-2007 21:25:08

Can motor oil be used instead of gear oil? I have many gallons of used motor oil saved over the years.

Long story short, I have to replace all the gear oil.

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georgeky

08-26-2007 09:12:52

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Re: H rear oil in reply to charlie (ky), 08-26-2007 07:41:47

I don't know if I would take a chance on it or not. If it is non detergent oil it will work very well in the hydraulic system.

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the Unforgiven

08-26-2007 08:35:45

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Re: H rear oil in reply to charlie (ky), 08-26-2007 07:41:47

I would not do it. If nothing else, I would think you would get a lot of grinding into gear with a light oil. I tried using Hy-Tran-ish oil in my C, unless it was about zero out it had a lot of grinding.

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the Unforgiven

08-25-2007 21:37:37

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Re: H rear oil in reply to georgeky, 08-25-2007 21:25:08

Thanks

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