Posted by Amo in Nebraska on January 04, 2009 at 13:19:04 from (74.85.118.72):
Was reading a topic somewhere else about hyd oil, and had a question for an independent place. They said that Hy-tran was designed to addsorbe water from condensation while a genaric HTB or transdrolic or what deere makes is designed to repell it.
Im not saying that its not ture. My question is why one way or the other. Personally I can see where oil that would adsorbe water would be excellent, but then why wouldnt they all do that? Also why would deere repell it and how can it adsorbe or repell? Also how much does it adsorbe?
Not bashing colors or saying it dont do what they claim, just wondering why and how I guess.
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