Re: NH Hydraulic Transmission Oil Premium = 134d?

Matt in Oz · Sep 15, 2021

Hey Rusty isn't oil viscosity standard just like temperature or air pressure. It is a standard measurement. This gives different oils for different applications. Googgle viscosity.

RandyFord · Sep 15, 2021

Is this the NH transmission fluid you are referencing?
Multi-G 134

https://www.messicks.com/part/9624656ds/1-gal-134-hydraulic-transmission-oil

This post was edited by RandyFord on 09/15/2021 at 07:29 pm.

Texasmark · Sep 18, 2021

Yes to answer your question. D is a THD (transmission/hydraulic/differential fluid) and also covers wet brakes, hydros and all the
new goodies for tractors since '88 at least as my '88 3910 has wet brakes and needs the D. I don't know what C is but A and B
were for basic trans/hydraulic functions, like I have on my '65 3000 diesel. Engine oil for the gas is probably 10W-30. I have the
diesel and use 15w-40 Diesel oil like Shell Rotella T-5. I use T-6, their full synthetic 5W-40 in my 2007 and later tractors but could
use T-5 if I was of a mind.

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