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Old 06-05-2017, 11:36 AM
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Putting the transmission back together today. Will be slight delay because when the parts came in I was missing one of the axle seals. Hope to get that in today or tomorrow.

When I am ready, what are thoughts on the transmission fluid. I know the owners manual says SAE 30 weight or Hy-Tran fluid. Wondering about using a gear oil like 85-140.
You won't like 85-140 in the winter. Stick with Hytran
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Old 06-05-2017, 01:27 PM
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Is there a generic alternative? Closest CUB dealer is a bit of a drive.
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I run 80w90 in all my gear drives, never had an issue even in winter.
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I run 80w90 in all my gear drives, never had an issue even in winter.
Well if you are from balmy PA might be ok.

To the OP, Tractor Supply or most farm stores carry some kind of Hytran equivalent.
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Is there a generic alternative? Closest CUB dealer is a bit of a drive.
Like Tim said.. we run 80W90 with no issues at all.. but It doesn't get cold here..

If you can't find Hytran or a suitable equivalent just pick up some SAE 30 engine oil.. that's what IH used... The gear drives aren't picky!

P.S. We buy our Hytran from a Case IH dealer... not a Cub Cadet dealer.. It is quite a bit cheaper at the IH AG dealers
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Pulled the clutch apart to replace the disc, but the shaft is also badly worn at the spot where the throwout bearing sits.
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Pulled the clutch apart to replace the disc, but the shaft is also badly worn at the spot where the throwout bearing sits.
Contact member Jeff in PA for a new shaft, he does great work.
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Contact member Jeff in PA for a new shaft, he does great work.
Yes... I have used several driveshafts from Jeff in PA... Top notch parts.. would highly recommend!
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Agreed your driveshaft is worn. I pulled mine out of my 102 and it was worn even worse. It looked like a cam shaft but it actually still worked. Yes Jeff does great work.
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