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30wt. or hydraulic oil ?
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Posted by Matt K. on February 02, 2004 at 06:45:05 from (204.23.231.133):
I was wondering what you guys think about running the 30wt. oil in lift-all on H.The reason I ask is because of how slow my 3pt. hitch works in the weather we have had, daytime highs in the teens recently.I would like to try hydraulic oil,at least in winter. I have never switched in the past,because I don't want to hurt the pump? Thanks for you're thoughts
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