Use anything that meets the spec for JD Hy Gard or Case IH Hy Tran. This way you do not have to worry about cross contamination. I knew a fellow from college years ago that his dad caused extensive damage to an IH 706 because so much oil migrated from the Oliver and whatever else they had that the 706 looked like it had Dextron by looking and smelling what they drained out of the transmission sump. The risk of major failure is not worth the few bucks saved by using any oil. When we baled with the JD 347 baler with 30 ejector we never bothered keeping separate oil around because we did not want one of the cousins to put a purpose specific oil by accident into a tractor transmission case. It's easy to say that it will never happen or that I am more meticulous than most but that day always comes when we are in a hurry then a few months goes by and something bad happens. In the case of the 706 the transmission was howling like a freight train.
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