SW6 TA Crankcase Lubricant?

Belleville Neil · Mar 30, 2014

I just realized the operator's manual I bought doesn't include the Torque Amplification specs. I'm about to replace crankcase lube and noticed an other posting talking about a TA additive. What should I be using in the crankcase?

rustred · Mar 30, 2014

crankcase refers to the engine, so use 10-30,10-40, 20-50 according to the weather. lots of guys use the diesel oil 15-40 which is ok.
for the torque amplifier, trans and diff which is one unit you need hy-trans oil, not 80-90 which the reg non t a units use.

Belleville Neil · Mar 30, 2014

Thanks! You are correct, I was worried about the transmission/differential case lubricant. I've now had a chance to read up on Case/IH Hy-Trans and substitutes. I'm now also looking for a new manual! Thanks again.

Janicholson · Mar 30, 2014

RIght here top left of page. Jim

CNKS · Mar 30, 2014

The new manual is a copy of the one you have -- it will still have the old data in it.

Belleville Neil · Mar 31, 2014

(quoted from post at 17:30:59 03/30/14) The new manual is a copy of the one you have -- it will still have the old data in it.

I have the Super W-6 Operator's Manual and I never noticed it doesn't cover the TA. I saw another post that points out that the TA requires different trans/diff Lube than the non TA Super W6. When I checked the manuals available here, I don't see an Operator's Manual for the Super W-6 TA. I'd love a lead if anyone can point me to a Super W-6 TA operators manual.

CNKS · Mar 31, 2014

Binder Books. See the link.
SW6TA

Belleville Neil · Mar 31, 2014

Fantastic - THANKS!!! Order goes in tomorrow!

SW6 TA Crankcase Lubricant?

Belleville Neil

Member

rustred

Well-known Member

Belleville Neil

Member

Janicholson

Well-known Member

CNKS

Well-known Member

Belleville Neil

Member

CNKS

Well-known Member

Belleville Neil

Member

Similar threads