Will this oil work ok in a 411b?

r.w.b. · Nov 7, 2022

Thinnest hydraulic gear
oil i can find. Hopeing
its thin nuff to let tc
release with pedal down.
Its not cheep but if it
works im satisfied
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r.w.b. · Nov 7, 2022

try this picture of the oil

RJKeith · Nov 7, 2022

Typically CaseIH is recommending Hi-Tran or equivalent for the Case-O-Matic. I use the NAPA equivalent in my 800B.

r.w.b. · Nov 8, 2022

hy tran seems tad thick in cooler weather. i notice this oil seems much lighter than hy tran or the regular jd fluid. i thought about 5 wt oil but not sure about clutches so never ordered any

Jim.ME · Nov 8, 2022

Why guess? Here is the John Deere product info for both grades of Hy-Gard.

https://jdparts.deere.com/partsmkt/...pmac/4968_fb_HyGardsTransmissionHydraulic.htm

John Saeli · Nov 8, 2022

You are caught between a rock & a hard place. In an attempt to cure the C-O-M issue, you do not want to jeopardize your hydraulic & C-O-M Pumps. The dragging issue with the converters is usually caused by warped & scored clutch plates and no oil will cure that. Having said that, some of our customers have had relief using Dexron 3 Auto Tranny Fluid.

r.w.b. · Nov 8, 2022

I just figured this oil is better than cheep hyd oio and i got about 100 gallons. At a farm auction 2 new sealed barrels i paid $150 for both barrels.

Will this oil work ok in a 411b?

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