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What oil should I use in the front end loader of my 9N?

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Not sure what oil was used in the loader attachment of my recently purchased tractor. I have lines to replace so will loose a lot of it. Want to use the right product. Any help would be appreciated.
 
(quoted from post at 06:16:41 08/17/15) Not sure what oil was used in the loader attachment of my recently purchased tractor. I have lines to replace so will loose a lot of it. Want to use the right product. Any help would be appreciated.
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Drain and refill with a quality hydraulic oil of the appropriate viscosity. Hydraulic oil can be purchased at most auto or tractor supply houses and will carry an ISO viscosity grade. Here is a chart showing the operating temperature window for the different viscosity grades.

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(quoted from post at 03:16:41 08/17/15) Not sure what oil was used in the loader attachment of my recently purchased tractor. I have lines to replace so will loose a lot of it. Want to use the right product. Any help would be appreciated.
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Thanks. Wasn't sure that I needed to use the GL 1 oil that is required in the trans/hydraulic system of the tractor.
 
is this loader tied in to your tractors hyds system, or does it have a front pump and use the laoder frame as a sump, or have another sump seperate from the tractors sump? If it uses the tractor sump, you can't use the jack oil....
 
On my Dearborn FEL with the pump mounted to crank I use ISO32.
I'm located in CNY so winter temps need to be considered.
 
(quoted from post at 06:18:56 08/17/15) is this loader tied in to your tractors hyds system, or does it have a front pump and use the laoder frame as a sump, or have another sump seperate from the tractors sump? If it uses the tractor sump, you can't use the jack oil....
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It is a separate system, all oil is in the boom.
 
(quoted from post at 11:50:42 08/17/15)
(quoted from post at 06:18:56 08/17/15) is this loader tied in to your tractors hyds system, or does it have a front pump and use the laoder frame as a sump, or have another sump seperate from the tractors sump? If it uses the tractor sump, you can't use the jack oil....
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It is a separate system, all oil is in the boom.
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Even with separate systems a lot of folks use a Universal Tractor Transmission Fluid (UTTF) in both the tractor and the loader. The UTTF is an excellent final drive lubricant (actually better than the GL-1 you are currently using) and an excellent hydraulic fluid. It is also a high viscosity index oil that has a much wider operational temperature window than conventional hydraulic and/or gear oils.

TOH
 
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