Posted by Leroy on December 25, 2018 at 06:41:29 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: Transmission Flush AC G posted by truckfarmer49 on December 24, 2018 at 10:28:45:
Don't know what AC recomended, But Deere orignally recomended the 140 for a few years and changed their recomendations to 80-90 wt. Gives a lot better lubrication. Unless there is something special about that tractor that I do not know about I would not use the 140 but the 80-90wt. It will do a better job of lubricitating gears and bearings unless you are running all the time in hundred degree weather as the 140 is too think at even 60 degree to work as should. At 32 you have no lubreaciting happening with the 140 as it is so stiff the gears just cut a grove in the grease if you can get tractor to even move and when that happens then you are running dry gears.
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