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JD 450 hydra push

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Mike

04-20-2000 02:56:50




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Any input as to whether my old G will handle this spreader? Guy I bought it from was running it with a farmall 400 so I don't expect to have any trouble. Should I change the 90 wieght gear oil in the G over to hy tran fluid? Gonna have to rig up some kind of priority valve to get an extra set of hyd remotes I imagine. Thanks, Mike




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stew

04-20-2000 20:49:08




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 Re: JD 450 hydra push in reply to Mike, 04-20-2000 02:56:50  
I have a 450 hydra-push ,,,pull it with a 2955 4wd ,, granted I have 6" side extensions but still it would be quite a load for a G , I also have doubts whether you'd have oil capacity enough to run it



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Mike

04-21-2000 03:38:04




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 Re: Re: JD 450 hydra push in reply to stew, 04-20-2000 20:49:08  
For what I am gonna use it for, cleaning my heifer barn, I think I can pull it. I think you are correct about the lack of oil capacity. I will have to put a gravity feed reserve tank above the powertrol I imagine. I only paid 162$ for it and was offered 1000 for it yesterday. Imagine that, bringing something home and selling it for more than you paid for it. I don't know about the rest of you but that's pretty rare around my house! Mike

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Chad Wink

04-20-2000 04:25:18




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 Re: JD 450 hydra push in reply to Mike, 04-20-2000 02:56:50  
Don't change the gear oil to Hy-Tran type fluid. By the way, Hy-Tran is a nasty IH term, we don't talk like that on the JD board. You need a somewhat thicker gear type oil to cling to the gears so as to lubricate the top gears and bearings. So, stick with 80-90 in the transmission. You can use a Hy-Tran type fluid in the hydraulics.



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