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Old 12-21-2011, 05:00 PM
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i have 2 questions. 1 being i went to fleet farm and looked at there hydraulic fluid and it says on the back works in any Hy-tran applications, will it work in a my 1650 internal brake rear end? and 2 ive herd of people puttin hydraulic fluid in there gear drive axles as well, is that ok to do or is it to thin??
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i have 2 questions. 1 being i went to fleet farm and looked at there hydraulic fluid and it says on the back works in any Hy-tran applications, will it work in a my 1650 internal brake rear end? and 2 ive herd of people puttin hydraulic fluid in there gear drive axles as well, is that ok to do or is it to thin??
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Not the classic HY-TRAN debate once again.
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I have voiced my opinion before.

I paid $32.95 for 5 gallons last night.
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Sorry to revive an older thread, but I still have questions. I went to my local Cub Cadet dealership and asked for two gallons of Hytran. They looked at me like I was standing there naked. They had no idea what I was talking about. I told them it was original equipment and recommended by IH for the older Cubs. They grabbed two gallons of Cub Cadet "Hydraulic Transmission Fluid", part number 737-3062, that says on the bottle it is "Original Equipment" fluid for Cub Cadets. They had nothing in the store that said Hy-Tran any where on it.

The 64 million dollar question is this: Is this Hy-Tran?

I was happy until I ordered some Hy-Tran from one of our sponsors, thinking I would be getting the same thing. Nope. This time I got two gallons of stuff that clearly says "Hy-Tran" on the bottle, but it's marketed by Case, not a IH product.

So, the stuff that says Hy-Tran on it went into my 682 this evening. I'm waiting to hear back on this before the other stuff goes into my 1650.
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The answer to the $64.00 is here........ Answer
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That's what I was looking for and couldn't find. Thanks. The number on my bottles is 737-3026, but I suspect that's the number for the gallon and the number shown on that thread, 737-3025, is for the quart.

So I got the right stuff.

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