mikewood869
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For a 1950 John Deere A, could you use tsc utf for the transmission and hydraulic fluid?[/i]
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David from Kansas
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See operator's manual. Two different systems.
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mikewood869
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Don t have a operators manual only the it manual.
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mikewood869
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So what 80w 90 would work?
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mikewood869
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At the moment I have filled it with tsc utf in the trans.
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mikewood869
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I forgot to say that the picture is of a pre 1947.
Kansas rhody
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I use 80-90w gear oil in both my 49A and 1953 50. You can get it at tractor supply or about any auto parts store. Cheaper in the 5 gallon bucket but a bit harder to work with
Mike(NEOhio)
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Mike, use the 80W-90. The UTF I use in the Ford because it's gears and hydraulics. It may be a little heavy for the hydraulic on the A but that's a low pressure and volume system. I'd think most any oil would work as long as it keeps the pump and valve wet.
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mikewood869
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I just don t want to contaminate the hydraulic fluid on the other tractors if I attached the John Deere to the haybine for example.
Mike(NEOhio)
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When I got my haybine (JD 1207) I tried to put it on the A and it would only extend the cylinder until it started to lift then stopped. When I got a manual I found it required 1400 psi min. and the A system is only 900. I ended up putting a remote line on the Ford.
Richard G.
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Pappy is correct. 30 wt in hydraulics. I grew up on a 49 A.
Richard in NW SC
Richard in NW SC
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mikewood869
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It s mostly for the transmission. The utf is cheaper than the 80-90w. So the utf will work.
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