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Posted by Capt. Minx on December 09, 2006 at 20:01:29 from (216.222.163.29):
Here is my question. I have not gotten any responses on the Massey Board (other than massey 44, which I thank very nuch for his help!). I have just brought home my new toy, a MH 22. This tractor will be my "winter tractor", mostly being used in temps below freezing. The tranny and rear end fluids need to be changed. I have alot of Hy-Tran fluid on hand, so my question is; Can I use HY-Tran in the tranny and rear end? Like I said, this tractor will be used in below freezing temps and probably less than 10 hours per year put on it.Thank you for any help!
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