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B trans oil type and capacity

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smiley

12-11-2007 17:01:37




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Trying to get my old B ready for winter and had water in the tranny. I need to know the type and capacity of oil for it. Last time I changed was about 20 yrs ago and it seems like it was #30 motor oil but want to be sure.
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Smiley




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smiley

12-12-2007 13:50:52




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 Re: B trans oil type and capacity in reply to smiley, 12-11-2007 17:01:37  
Thanks for the info. I filled it with hytran and it works better than in years. Now I've got to repack one of the cyliders.
Smiley



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steve(ill)

12-12-2007 07:41:10




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 Re: B trans oil type and capacity in reply to smiley, 12-11-2007 17:01:37  
8 quarts. some type of universal trans-hydraulic fluid is great. HYTRANS is one option. Look at the pail or bucket, the Allis spec was 821. Should say it is good for Deere or Case trans- hydraulic systems.. Engine oil is o.k., but will foam and has too many odd addatives for trans work.



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George Andreasen

12-12-2007 06:10:16




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 Re: B trans oil type and capacity in reply to smiley, 12-11-2007 17:01:37  
The original manual called for 20 wt. oil I believe, however I was told to use the Hytrans oil from Walmart. Being modern it has superior lube characteristics and works well in the hydraulic system. It comes in five gallon pails and I just filled mine to the bottom of the fill port on the transmission.
Forgot to mention...I had the rear pto/side covers off and dug about 1" of crud out of there, then flushed several times with solvent. Amazing how much packed sediment was in there!

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