Posted by stratcat on September 18, 2015 at 19:24:10 from (216.55.219.120):
Hi everyone!
I have an older mid 70's UTB 650m. The hydraulics work but are weak particularly once the tractor warms up. It's equipped with a front end loader which can barely lift a bucket of dirt after it's been working for a while. The original owner that I purchased it from was using TDH in the transmission which is a common sump and I think that the fluid is the culprit. The manual states SAE 80EP in the transmission and SAE 90EP in the differential. I can't seem to find a modern day equivalent for these fluids.
What would be a modern day equivalent for this tractor... UTF? Would AGRI-PRO UTHF work?? CHEVRON 1000 THF???
Any help would be appreciated...
This post was edited by stratcat at 19:31:46 09/18/15.
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