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880 Diesel Trans/Power Booster Lube Tach cable

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pvia

03-20-2008 09:53:02

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Hello, I am going to service the trans/power booster and am wondering what type/weight lube to put back in. Manual calls for 10w-30 engine oil with an Oliver additive 102 082-A. Is this additive available or is there a substitute for it. Also wondering where I can find a tach cable for this tractor. Thanks, Phil

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cmccoy7

03-21-2008 07:29:40

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Re: 880 Diesel Trans/Power Booster Lube Tach cable in reply to pvia, 03-20-2008 09:53:02

Good call on the 10W-30 Kman. I think you are correct on that since he does have the power booster. Chris

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J Schwiebert

03-21-2008 12:09:43

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Re: 880 Diesel Trans/Power Booster Lube Tach cable in reply to cmccoy7, 03-21-2008 07:29:40

Unless you are going to use it at temps below -30F. I would go with the 80-90. We went to that in 1962 already. We had less gear tooth problems. I think late operators manuals even listed it. The additive was obsolete 35 years ago. You need to remember what was current then may not be the in thing now. J.

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kman

03-20-2008 21:11:31

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Re: 880 Diesel Trans/Power Booster Lube Tach cable in reply to pvia, 03-20-2008 09:53:02

I think you should stick to the 10w-30 if you have the power booster. Tractors without it use 80w-90 gear oil.

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cmccoy7

03-20-2008 10:57:36

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Re: 880 Diesel Trans/Power Booster Lube Tach cable in reply to pvia, 03-20-2008 09:53:02

Hi, I believe 80-90W oil will do in the rear, no additive needed anymore. Try Korves Oliver for the tach cable, mine works well from them and looks identicle to original. Chris

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pvia

03-20-2008 18:51:21

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Re: 880 Diesel Trans/Power Booster Lube Tach cable in reply to cmccoy7, 03-20-2008 10:57:36

Thanks for your help. I looked Korves up and have a cable on the way. Phil

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