Re: Ford 601 1960 yr.

Posted by NoNewParts on July 19, 2013 at 06:14:30 from (67.240.141.151):

In Reply to: Ford 601 1960 yr. posted by Tony Wilkes on July 16, 2013 at 07:58:06:

guess it depends on the area,

in my rural area, the mineral oil is on the shelf at NAPA, TSC, many others.

good stuff

pump-able, thick enough for gears

I personally don't care for 134, except for the hydraulic chamber only, .....in hard January.

Springtime, it comes out.

I know they say it is ok, but I just can't make myself put that thin stuff in a tranny or rear.

JMHO, but if I can hear gears and bearings, they are telling me they are not happy.

the thin stuff in any of my, any color, pre-1950 tractors, and they tell me loudly, they don't like it.

(used UTF as a flushing fill in the rear of a AC WC for a short test drive....wow....howling....85-140 after, nice and quiet)

Working on the big ol gears in tractors, don't seem much different,

than a toploader, or detroit locker 9".

ain't putting 134 in those.........

exception to above is that I did use 134 equivalent in

my 5000 because of the brakes. all is fine, but it is a 1975...

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• Re: Ford 601 1960 yr. TONY JACOBS 09:10:31 07/20/13 (0)

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