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Old 06-10-2012, 05:33 AM
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Has anyone used Traveller® Universal Tractor Trans/Hydraulic Fluid that is sold at tractor supply?

It indicates on the package that it is recommended for:
Case HY-TRAN Ultra (MS-1209)
Case HY-TRAN Plus (MS-1207)
Case TCH Fluid MS-1210 (JIC 145)
International Harvester HY-TRAN B-6
International Harvester HY-TRANS Plus (MS-1207)

To name just a few.

The cub manual states HY-Tran B-6 which is listed

That is all I use, 20 years, no problems so far!!

Oh, yea, besides Cubs I use it in this.



And these



except for the Gravely, it uses ATF and engine oil!!
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Old 06-10-2012, 08:54 AM
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Or you could try this combination 205/50/15 with Audi steel wheel.
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Old 06-10-2012, 12:34 PM
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that looks like your rollin on some dubs with those audi wheels. as for hytran i got mine from a case dealer. 2.5 gal bottle for $40 some bucks. i dont have a cub cadet dealer here.
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Old 06-10-2012, 12:41 PM
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I have seen first hand what cheap oil will do inside of a hydraulic system. The one thing that cheap oil affects the most is clutch packs. I am aware that cubs don't have them but there are other considerations. Hytran is unlike other hydraulic oils in that is a 30w oil not a 10w30 also it has some of the best water absorption characteristics out there. Most oils will absorb small amounts of water then it will just build up on the bottom of the tranny. Hytran can absorb lots of water and still work as it should. Some people get lucky with cheap oil but after seeing the things I've seen I'll never use cheap oil again. BTW I am a certified CNH tech.
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