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Old 03-24-2014, 09:05 AM
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At $1.29/qt....Ya get what Ya pay for!!
Al log splitter is not what amounts to an automatic transmission.
Would Ya put that stuff in your car or pick-up??
Heck, Ya can't even buy milk for $1.29/Qt!!
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At $1.29/qt....Ya get what Ya pay for!!
Al log splitter is not what amounts to an automatic transmission.
Would Ya put that stuff in your car or pick-up??
Heck, Ya can't even buy milk for $1.29/Qt!!
Nuff said!
What are you talking about???
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What are you talking about???
X2 on that Jonathan.
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What are you talking about???
I think what he means is that the fluid that thomas1863 is using, according to the link he provided, costs $25.99 for five gallons. That equates to $1.2995 per qt.
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722 a quart 2259 a gallon from my cub dealer. its not the Hy Tran but he said it dose encapsulate moisture it is the cub cadet brand
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The problem is not the oil, no matter what the price is.

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I'd be looking at the cover on the top of the trans. Does the tractor stay out side?
^^ I'm betting this also.
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BINGO!!!
Give that man a prize!!
At $22.99/5gal someone is getting hosed here.
J just bought 5 Gal of the new HyTran at the Case/IH dealer, it was $79.70 + tax....$15.94/gal again + tax
It takes 14 PT per change which is 1.75 Gal maybe a bit more for the filter.
That's about $28 without tax.
How much do you spend for an oil change on your car or truck?
This is the 1st thing I do to a hydro Cub when it comes across my bench as soon as I get it back up on it's feet and good to go as I have no history on service in the past in most cases.

My point was Ya can't buy much of anything any more for $1.29/gal
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722 a quart 2259 a gallon from my cub dealer.
Would that 722 = $7.22 a quart and 2259 = $22.59 a Gallon...???

Further there are different types of Cub Cadet Hydraulic fluids. Click on this link for the correct and recommended Hydraulic Fluid.... Fluid
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This is what Ya get now, on the left, MAT3540.
It replaces the HyTran ultra MAT3505.
I was informed of this just the other day when I went to purchase a can from our local Case/IH dealer, and they are a big dealer, been around forever. It is backwards compatable with earlier versions.
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Would that 722 = $7.22 a quart and 2259 = $22.59 a Gallon...???

Further there are different types of Cub Cadet Hydraulic fluids. Click on this link for the correct and recommended Hydraulic Fluid.... Fluid
yes that was $7.22 a quart and $22.59 a gallon and i dont know what kind of hydraulic fluid it was the guy on the phone didnt say just it was cub cadet brand
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