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What is the chevron equivalent to John Deere HY-Gard J20C?
Shell's Donax TDL meets the J20D requirement. The Donax TD meets the John Deere JD20C requirement.
What oil meets john deere hy guard j20c and cat to-4 specs?
There is no industry standard for hydraulic/transmission oil. John Deere states that any 3rd party oil can very possibly damage the Deere Machine. Therefore, there is no one substitute that can reliably be used in both John Deere J20C and Cat applications.
What type of hydraulic fluid for john deere 210c?
John Deere recomends using JD Low viscosity Hy-Gard Transmission/Hydraulic fluid in it's equipment. Please check your owner's manual for any specific requirements, if one is available. There is no equivalent on the market that I could find. The fluid keeps solvent in low temperatures and can be used in Transmissions and Hydraulics, separate or common resevoirs. I am not a John Deere expert..just a owner/user. From a web site... Hy-GARD® JDM J20C Transmission and Hydraulic Oil John Deere Hy-GARD® provides the absolute best performance and wear protection for John Deere hydraulic and transmission systems. John Deere Hy-GARD® is recommended for equipment with either common system reservoirs or separate transmission and hydraulic systems including those with wet brakes and wet clutches. John Deere Hy-GARD® is an exclusive formulation containing a viscosity improver additive to assure optimum viscosity at all temperatures. This additive provides critical component protection, especially during startup and under heavy load. John Deere Hy-GARD® also contains friction modifiers to provide smoother clutch engagement and higher braking capacity with minimum chatter. John Deere Hy-GARD® exceeds JDM J20C specifications and only John Deere Hy-GARD meets John Deere's exacting performance requirements.
How much oil and what type is in Massey-Ferguson 50 gas tractor?
1.) Buy yourself an MF 50 tractor Owner's Manual. Try your local Massey Ferguson dealer or search online. Places like eBay and such are good places to try for used manuals. 2.) Go to Tractor Supply Co. and buy yourself an I&T Service Manual. (They are cheaper than the OEM MF manuals, but are not as comprehensive, and are more geared towards mechanics.) Also, it depends on what you are talking about. - The Hydraulic System? - The Engine? (...and is it a gas or diesel)? - What climate do you run the tractor in? Cold? Temperate? Hot? Generically speaking: - Engine - Regardless of temp, for most climates, you can run 10W-30 in the engine safely, no matter what. Cold? (0-60 degrees F) 5w-30 or 10w-30 or SAE 10 Temperate? (30-90 deg F) 10w-30 or 10w40 (or 15w-40 if diesel) Hot? (60-120 deg F) 10w-30 or 15w-40 or SAE 30 - Trans & Hyd - I believe the MF 50 uses a "common-sump" transmission/hydraulic system. Therefore, any good quality modern Transmission AND Hydraulic Fluid can be used. Honestly, even if they were separate sumps, you still could use the same fluid in this case. Fluids commonly known as: - TH fluid - Universal Tractor Hydraulic AND Transmission Fluid - John Deere's: HY-Gard J20C - Case IH's: HY-Tran - Massey Ferguson's PermaTran III (may be a higher roman numeral these days, as I haven't bought "MF brand" oil in a long time) - and Various other names that most Universal Tractor Transmission & Hydraulic fluids go by. DO NOT use straight hydraulic fluid or straight transmission fluids. You will not get as good of performance, and you will not have the right additives in your oil for the application. Your rear axle final drives may be separate from your transmission. I believe they are. For them, a good 80W-90 or SAE 90W oil would suffice. Kudos! ~AJ
