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Old 04-09-2009, 02:07 PM
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Every one says use CC brand oil but is there anything else i can get at NAPA or Autozone? I dont have a nearby dealer unless Tractor Suppily or HD carries the CC oil.
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Ok, I'm sure I'll hear about this. But I use Hyken 052, a Kendal product.

http://www.conocophillipslubricants....0TDS%20Web.pdf
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Well, they are your tractors and you can put yesterday's old cold coffee in them if you desire...but nothing has the moisture/water suspension and metal chemistry compatability that HyTran (from Case/IH) or Hydraulic Transmission Fluid (from Cub Cadet) has. Both are the exact same stuff from Viscosity Oil Company. I and others strongly recommend you use the IH and CCC recommended fluids in all Cub Cadets!!!

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If you need to, I believe you can order it from Carter and Gruenwald. Just google them and you'll find them.

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Don't forget you can get Hytran at Case equipment dealers, too. I don't have CIH dealership anywhere near me, but there's a Case dealer about 5 miles from me.
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JMD: Some things are just learned the hard way...

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LOL, there is never any such thing as yesterdays coffee left around my place.
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