Is JD Hygard oil equivalent to hytran oil. (be nice here). I want to change the oil in my 300U and the nearest dealer for Hytran is 40 minutes each way, the JD oil is just around the corner. If I put that stuff in my 300U will it break out in a rash and not talk to me!My wife is like that when I spend money on my old tractors.LOL
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Janicholson
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They meet the same specs. Jim
i just got 20 gallons of hydraulic fluid from Tractor Supply for my 806. i wasn't willing to spend the extra money for the brand name fluid so i went with one that was recommended as a replacement for HyTran.
TSC sells two:
http://www.external_link.com/en/store/travellerreg%3B-universal-tractor-trans-hydraulic-fluid-5-gal
http://www.external_link.com/en/store/xtremereg%3B-tractor-hydraulic--transmission-fluid-5-gal
I bought the Traveller brand. a little extra money, but the cheaper stuff is only rated to 0°F where as the Traveller premium was rated down to -44°F. might not be a consideration where you live, but for me it most definitely is.
Review wise, both had some good and some bad reviews, so i had to take them with a grain of salt.
For with it's worth, anyway.
i just got 20 gallons of hydraulic fluid from Tractor Supply for my 806. i wasn't willing to spend the extra money for the brand name fluid so i went with one that was recommended as a replacement for HyTran.
TSC sells two. Traveller brand and Super S (or something like that)
I bought the Traveller brand. a little extra money, but the cheaper stuff is only rated to 0°F where as the Traveller premium was rated down to -44°F. might not be a consideration where you live, but for me it most definitely is.
Review wise, both had some good and some bad reviews, so i had to take them with a grain of salt.
For with it's worth, anyway.
(sidebar: sorry if this shows up twice. it showed up in the "classic view" but not in the "modern view')
TSC sells two. Traveller brand and Super S (or something like that)
I bought the Traveller brand. a little extra money, but the cheaper stuff is only rated to 0°F where as the Traveller premium was rated down to -44°F. might not be a consideration where you live, but for me it most definitely is.
Review wise, both had some good and some bad reviews, so i had to take them with a grain of salt.
For with it's worth, anyway.
(sidebar: sorry if this shows up twice. it showed up in the "classic view" but not in the "modern view')
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