Posted by Heat Houser on July 23, 2008 at 22:01:32 from (12.106.22.34):
In Reply to: Hydraulic Oil posted by Don Ulses on July 23, 2008 at 19:06:42:
Don't know anything about Touch Control oil but a 68 oil (in laymans terms) is roughly a 20 wt. A 32 is a 10 wt. and a 100 is a 30 wt. To be precise, you would need to look at each oil's viscosity and compare. The numbers will be expressed in SUS or centistokes (cSt)for viscosity. The temperature used for most hyd oils viscosity tests are 40 C.
Shell Tellus oils use zinc (which will attack silver plated components) as an anti wear along with additives to drop water out of suspension and anti foams. It will not work for a hyd/trans oil as it dosen't have the extreme pressure additives needed for gears
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