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Old 11-29-2013, 05:40 PM
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I bought a cub cadet 782 not sure the year but they tell me around 1985. I need to know what kind of trans oil i put in the rear as it is low.
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Remove the rear cover, drain all the oil and spray it down good with brake cleaner and use a Wix 51410 or a Napa 1410 filter and get 2 gallons of HyTran Ultra. Then your good to go. You will have a little extra oil left over for future use. You will need to make a new gasket or get one from Cub.
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I bought a cub cadet 782 not sure the year but they tell me around 1985. I need to know what kind of trans oil i put in the rear as it is low.
What Todd said and welcome to OCC!
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Welcome to OCC! Enjoy your 782, they are great tractors.
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Olive oil, extra virgin. Makes it smell yummy.

And if that don't work, then what Oak said.
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Olive oil, extra virgin. Makes it smell yummy.

And if that don't work, then what Oak said.
...... is that a joke?
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Thought so..... but there was a guy on here arguing that you could use that one time, so just making sure.

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May have to give that a try, it's gotta smell better that Hy-Tran.

OK kidding aside do what Oak said.
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