I bought some from TSC too. I used it in a Long 3pt hitch backhoe that I bought real reasonable because it was real low on oil and the previos owner didnt know where to put in oil, the hyd thrower on my JD 336 baler, and the p/s on my 4000 Ford. Bought a couple 3 pails to use in my AC hd3 dozer which requires 20w motor oil for hyd but never changed it yet due to my illness and not using the dozer . I never used any in the tractor hyd or transmissions and also never saw any issues with it for what I did. It mostly went into things with self contained systems that had some minor leaks. I have since got the leaks pretty well fixed on my 336 baler thrower so it didnt need any oil this year. I guess you can get some money based on how much 303 oil you bought and then if you feel you have damage from using the oil you can try and get some money for that. I bet the second category will take a lot of proof to get any real money back.
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