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Type A fluid substitute?

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steve

03-29-2004 11:46:18

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The MF100 loader on my MF50 tractor supposedly requires Type A trans. fluid. The MF50 tractor PS pump also requires the same.

What are the recommended substitutes that are readily available?

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Steve

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Fred Kobs

04-01-2004 21:03:22

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Re: Type A fluid substitute? in reply to steve, 03-29-2004 11:46:18

Dollar General sells type "A" by the QT.

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Big Dean

03-29-2004 14:26:47

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Re: Type A fluid substitute? in reply to steve, 03-29-2004 11:46:18

We had a service bulletin from Massey Ferguson on that when type A was getting hard to find they told us to use the same oil that was used in the 100 series tractor transmission M1129A to day it is called Permatran 3. In the loader you can use a straight hydraulic oil & could probably get by using it in the steering if it does not foam to much.

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Ray,IN

03-29-2004 18:48:30

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Re: Re: Type A fluid substitute? in reply to Big Dean , 03-29-2004 14:26:47

Type "A" fluid is still manufactured and sold. An internet search will discover the manufacturers. Rural King farm stores sell type "A" transmission fluid and also on thier website.

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steve

03-30-2004 13:07:58

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Re: Re: Re: Type A fluid substitute? in reply to Ray,IN, 03-29-2004 18:48:30

Thanks - I'll look for both of those types. For what it's worth, mentioning 'Type A' gets you a blank stare even at a NAPA store, and they typically can get or have various tractor fluids.

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