Thanks all. It sounds like the Delvac will be best for me as it sounds like it will work in the JD and the Ford. I considered the JD fluid but it's over twice the price and not close by. When I bought the 641 in 2007 it was my first tractor. I started using the 303 universal tractor fluid and have since then. Side story, yesterday I was running the brush mower on the JD and somehow the end pieces come off the three point load control shaft and it slid over to one side disconnecting the lift arm on one side...and most of the hyd. oil drained. The left over 5 gal. pails of 303 I bought for $32.00 four years ago were not enough to refill after repairing the problem, which I haven't started on yet. I couldn't find the 303 anywhere and I learned about the law suits and other issues. Big surprise to me since I haven't tried to buy any in a long while. I also noticed the hyd. oil prices pretty much doubled since then, no surprise there I guess.
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