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Case VAC with eagle hitch.

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Frank NE Ohio

03-16-2003 20:40:26




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Question, my eagle hitch is very sluggish. I heard that there is a separate resevoir for hydraulic fluid. Is it located under the clutch pedal? I took out the plug located under the clutch pedal checked with my pinky finger and it was pretty much dry. What should the oil level be?




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JERRY WHIPPLE

03-17-2003 14:43:57




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 Re: Case VAC with eagle hitch. in reply to Frank NE Ohio, 03-16-2003 20:40:26  
Frank, my book shows you use a SAE 20 engine oil for 60 degrees and above , SAE 10 engine oil for 60 to 32 degrees, and SAE 5 engine oil for 32 and below. I installed hytran in dads tractor, for what it is worth.

Jerry



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Mike from Canada

03-18-2003 06:54:26




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 Re: Re: Case VAC with eagle hitch. in reply to JERRY WHIPPLE , 03-17-2003 14:43:57  
yeah, finding specific weight hydraulic oil is tricky around here.

Case recommends HyTran. its expensive because its their own brand of oil but at least case will accept some liability if hydraulic system failure is caused by the oil.

better safe than sorry.

good luck!

mike



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Mike from Canada

03-17-2003 08:26:55




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 Re: Case VAC with eagle hitch. in reply to Frank NE Ohio, 03-16-2003 20:40:26  
the reservoir between the clutch and the transaxle is called the torque tube. the capacity for it (according to case) is 6-8 quarts. generally the level of the oil should meet the filler plug.it seems to sit at a level where it isnt submerging the shaft or pouring out of the seals.

good luck

mike



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