Posted by Dean Barker on January 04, 2009 at 20:28:32 from (72.2.201.171):
In Reply to: Types of Hyd oil posted by Amo in Nebraska on January 04, 2009 at 13:19:04:
Hy-tran has an emulsifyer that hides the water so you can't see it. The water is still there and still does it's damage to the oil. Only part of the water will boil out of the oil. Oil that does not have the emulsifyer does not really repel water; it doesn't mix with the oil. If you see milky oil, you have about 10% water or more. We elected to leave the emulsifyer out of the White hydraulic oil, so the water in the oil could be seen and thus drained out and replaced. With the Hy-tran, you can't see the water so you have no way of knowing it is there.
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