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Re: Hyd. Fluid Contamination
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Posted by souNdguy on November 02, 2006 at 10:49:01 from (12.64.134.226):
In Reply to: Re: Hyd. Fluid Contamination posted by Ed1 on November 02, 2006 at 09:42:01:
If i knew an implement had some sort of UTF in it ( NH 134d, Hytran, Hygaurd 303.. UDT. etc.. ) I wouldn't worry about it. if I thought it had hyd oil, or gear oil in it.. I'd purge as much as i could before connecting to my system. If the oil in the implement was water laden and emulsified.. I'd purge it 100% before interconnection. All my hy implements use UTF.. however if i had any that ran on the ford N.. then I'd keep them seperate.. Ford N has 90wt in the common sump.. Me personally.. I'd also avoid ATF in my common sump machines. i don't see any final drives that spec ATF.. there must be a reason for that. Soundguy
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