Posted by colekicker on July 26, 2012 at 09:19:59 from (12.181.125.154):
In Reply to: Hy Tran Or Mystik JT5 posted by danhughes on July 25, 2012 at 10:59:50:
Honestly guys, I have been through training on this product. The packaging will usually say that it meets the specs for CIH, Ford and Deere. This is interesting, because there is no way one oil can meet the specs for all three. It is IMPOSSIBLE. HyTran is a 10wt oil. Ambra (New Holland) is a 10w30. For some of you that have CIH and NH, you'll recognize the name MasterTran and Nexplore. MasterTran is the same as HyTran. It's used in North American built tractors. Ambra and Nexplore are the same. They are used in overseas built units.
Guys, the oils are completely different. The problem is that these one-fit manufacturers can't meet both specs for even the correct weight of oil. Would you put a 10w30 oil in your diesel tractor when it calls for 15w40? Probably not. So why does everyone want to do it with hydraulic oil?
The real question though is if they are not correct on their weights of the oils, what else are they incorrect about? Does anybody know where TSC, Mystic and the like are out testing CIH, NH and JD equipment to make sure this oil works correctly? I'd really like to see that test facility. I wonder how many hours they put on those tractors? Give me a break.
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