anra 134 for Kubota?

[beowulf]

When I bought my 3410 - used but with very few hours - the deal included all fluids for the 50 hour service. However, nothing was delivered then and I used UDT for that service. Later when other items were delivered they brought Ambra MultiGrade 134, a New Holland product - the oil they brought was also an Ambra product. When I asked about that, poiting out it was not a Kubota product, I was told they were not a Kubota dealer and this product would work fine. My first concern is that they were a Kubota dealer when I bought the tractor, that is how I found them - by checking all Kubota dealers within 150 miles, and they had Kubotas all over the lot. So am confused. Anyway, my question: should I use this product ? The dealer is so far away and we have had other issues, so if I am not supposed to use this, I will just take it to a New Holland dealer and see what they will give me for it. I have a 3410. Next question SUDT or UDT? I put about 60 hours a year on the tractor.

 

[Mike_Lipke]

I don't know about Anbra, but my Kubota dealer does not stock Kubota oil or hydraulic fluids. They use FarmOyl, and have used it for years on all their customer's tractors, as well as BobCats. They swear by it, and will order Kubota fluids if you want them, but they say they cost more, and don't work any better.

I can get Subaru fluids from the Subaru dealer for my Outback, but I use namebrand fluids off the shelf. 180,000 miles with no problems.