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Hydraulic fluid for 850?
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338ftw
12-31-2019 14:27:28
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I had to drain mine when I split the tractor. I m pretty sure what came out was ATF. It was red in color and smelled like it. Is that right or should I be using something else?
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Larry NCKS
12-31-2019 20:26:07
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Re: Hydraulic fluid for 850? in reply to 338ftw, 12-31-2019 14:27:28
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likely the PO put wrong oil in. Most UTF I know is brown green yellow colored.
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338ftw
12-31-2019 16:56:35
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Re: Hydraulic fluid for 850? in reply to 338ftw, 12-31-2019 14:27:28
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Is that utf red or did The po actually put atf in the system?
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showcrop
12-31-2019 16:16:43
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Re: Hydraulic fluid for 850? in reply to 338ftw, 12-31-2019 14:27:28
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It depends on where you are, (humidity) and hw much use it will get. UTF, which you need if your tractor has clutch packs or wet brakes, which an 850 does not, will absorb moisture from the air, which is not a problem if you get the oil hot enough 3-4 times a year to make the water evaporate. Plain hydraulic oil does not tend to absorb the moisture so you can get rid of the moisture by draining it off the bottom once or twice a year.
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old
12-31-2019 15:06:01
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Re: Hydraulic fluid for 850? in reply to 338ftw, 12-31-2019 14:27:28
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UTF that meets the Ford 134D spec.
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