How can I find out the right oils, engine, hydraulic, transmission, etc. for my Farmall 140 1961 year ?
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correct oil (s)
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correct oil (s)
by plowhandle » Sun Jul 29, 2012 7:04 pm
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Re: correct oil (s)
by Dale Shaw » Sun Jul 29, 2012 7:10 pm
IH Hytran for the hydraulics and transmission, whatever oil you use in everything else in the motor.
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Re: correct oil (s)
by Brendan In NC » Tue Jul 31, 2012 11:06 pm
The 140 oils you use are IH hytran in the touch control the transmission uses 90 weight gear oil along with the rear end the engine you can use any brand of 10w30 moter oil
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Re: correct oil (s)
by Matt Kirsch » Fri Aug 03, 2012 12:15 pm
The right oils are listed in the owner's manual, along with the capacities and fill/check locations.
The quick answer of, "hytran in the hydraulics, SAE90 in the rear end, and your favorite engine oil in the engine" will get you started, but the manual will give you so much more.
The quick answer of, "hytran in the hydraulics, SAE90 in the rear end, and your favorite engine oil in the engine" will get you started, but the manual will give you so much more.
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