Off brand hydraulic oil

Just use what ever factory specs fit your tractor.
It just take one guy to put oil from an off brand in his tractor and have trouble with the tractor and then blame it on the oil and next thing you know the whole darn company is making crap that will ruin everything you put it in. Well if that is the case then why don't they get sued by all these high powered lawyers who are just waiting for someone to make a small mistake so they can make Millions.
Walt

Thanks Dave. It's good to be back home, caring for the live stock, on the tractor then growling at guys like this topic starter who thinks his tractor is "dry". I hope he has deep pockets or he doesn't sell it after wrecking it to some poor unsuspecting smuck.

Don't pay him no mind! Any man that drives a Buick has to be old....at least around here, all you see is crusty old farts in a damned Buick...GM's UGLIEST car! Half of them are in a walking coma and the other half have blue hair....or no hair. They base everything they know on what 'dad' did back in '39, '49, '59....and maybe 1969. Dad bought a jug of Slicko oil down at the Montgomery-Wards, poured it in his 1923 Rumley and the damned thing finally blew up. They've blamed Slicko Oil ever since.

Odds are I'm younger than you and my Buick is a mildly hopped up Grand National. You can likely remember 1st hand the Cuban Missile crisis and JFK getting wasted. The GN still runs 12's in the 1/4 anytime, seats five in comfort,has decent trunk space and will break 30mpg on trips. Has 290,000 miles on the original bottom end. I purchase either Mobil 1, Amsoil or JD oil. I'm cranky enough to walk around with a blood hemoglobin level of 53.