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Proper fluids for NAA and 800

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bishop

04-16-2003 18:07:37




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I need info on hydrolic and tranny fluids for 54 NAA and 800 are they one and same for both tractors and if not are there seperate compartments for accessability. Just got these and I need to change all fluids , oils etc. and need advice.




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Phil (VA)

04-17-2003 12:02:51




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 Re: proper fluids for NAA and 800 in reply to bishop, 04-16-2003 18:07:37  
Jim.UT has a great reply and I agree with him on using 80-90 wt in differential, mostly because being heavier it is less likely to leak past the axle and PTO seals. If you have just replaced your seals, I would think the 134 would be fine.



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Jim.UT

04-16-2003 18:40:14




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 Re: proper fluids for NAA and 800 in reply to bishop, 04-16-2003 18:07:37  
NAA: Diff = 9 quarts Hyd = 8 quarts Trans = 5 quarts

800: Diff = 11 quarts Hyd = 8 quarts Trans (4 spd) = 6 quarts Trans (5 spd) = 8.5 quarts Trans (SOS) = 11.5 quarts

New Holland currently recommends the new 134 gear/hydraulic oil in everything (except maybe the SOS....don't know much about that trans). There are separate compartments on both tractors...3 drain plugs, 3 fill plugs. Trans fill is on top of the trans. Hydraulic fill is below the seat. Diff fill is on top of the diff.

Some here (including me) prefer to use the thinner 134 in the hydraulics only and some sort of gear lube (80W-90 for example) in the trans and diff. Check the archives on the subject, read the arguments for both positions and make your own choice.

Notice the fill capacity for the 800 will depend on which transmission you have. The SOS didn't really come on an 800, but so many people refer to an 801 as an 800 that I included that to cover all bases. The numbers came out of my Ford authorized reprint shop manual.

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bishop

04-16-2003 19:04:55




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 Re: Re: proper fluids for NAA and 800 in reply to Jim.UT, 04-16-2003 18:40:14  
thank you for your quick reply..the 800 is a 5 speed and serial number tells me it is a 861 series but I know that is the 800 I will go to archives as you suggest..tnx



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