Posted by MNC on March 03, 2010 at 19:40:10 from (216.51.236.1):
I just drained the fluid out of my Super M lift all and put 6 qts. of straight 30W oil in per the operators manual. Then, elsewhere on this site, I saw the following..."A common problem arises when you get ready to fill the hydraulic oil and transmission case. The manuals provide outdated specifications and nomenclature for the oil used in this casing. Since the oil is shared for both the hydraulics and the transmission and differential it will have special properties of being designed to lubricate gears and bearings while being non-foaming and lighter than gear oil." What gives? Am I going to need to drain this oil and put regular hydraulic fluid in? I"ve had the tractor for a couple of years and this is the first fluid change (other than crankcase oil) that I have done.
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