Hello
Can I please ask what type of oil you guys put in the Cub gearbox and final drive units?
Would a multi-purpose agricultural oil suffice?
Thanks
Ian
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What type of oil?
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Re: What type of oil?
80-90 weight is fine.
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Re: What type of oil?
80-90 or 85-140. Depends on if you are operating in the cold weather or not. 80-90 is the most universal. Some claim leaks are less with thicker oil. I have never found that. It it leaks with 80-90, it will leak with 85-140.
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Re: What type of oil?
Superb guys
Thank you once again
Regards
Ian
Thank you once again
Regards
Ian
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Re: What type of oil?
I've had good luck using Lucas gear oil additive at around 33% total volume. Really quieted down the noises and made shifts go from intolerably crunchy to very smooth.
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