HyTran Ultra= Multi-G 134 Fluid?

Doc_Bob · Jun 9, 2006

HyTran Ultra= Multi-G 134 Fluid?

Folks, NH and Case are one and the same. Blue tractor, Red tractor.

Now, below are two hydraulic fluids. For a NH TN70A, the local Case Dealer says the HyTran Ultra Tractor Fluid will work fine in the NH power shuttle 16x16. Now, NH lists their Multi-G 134 Fluid (NH-410B). I thought it would be a good idea to ask, is the Case dealer correct? Will the Hy-tran fluid be acceptable in the NH TN70A tranny? Or should I go with the Multi-G 134 Fluid (NH-410B)?

Multi-G 134 Fluid (NH-410B)
Multi-Purpose hydraulic / transmission fluid
Thoroughly tested and approved by CNH engineering. Meets NH specification NH-410B.

HyTran Ultra Tractor Fluid
A unique all-weather hydraulic/transmission fluid

Thoroughly tested and approved by CNH engineering. Meets Case specification MS-1209

Doc_Bob · Jun 9, 2006

HyTran Ultra= Multi-G 134 Fluid?

Folks, NH and Case are one and the same. Blue tractor, Red tractor.

Now, below are two hydraulic fluids. For a NH TN70A, the local Case Dealer says the HyTran Ultra Tractor Fluid will work fine in the NH power shuttle 16x16. Now, NH lists their Multi-G 134 Fluid (NH-410B). I thought it would be a good idea to ask, is the Case dealer correct? Will the Hy-tran fluid be acceptable in the NH TN70A tranny? Or should I go with the Multi-G 134 Fluid (NH-410B)?

Multi-G 134 Fluid (NH-410B)
Multi-Purpose hydraulic / transmission fluid
Thoroughly tested and approved by CNH engineering. Meets NH specification NH-410B.

HyTran Ultra Tractor Fluid
A unique all-weather hydraulic/transmission fluid

Thoroughly tested and approved by CNH engineering. Meets Case specification MS-1209

Doc_Bob · Jun 10, 2006

I came up with some thoughts. Why I should not use Hytran Ultra in a NH with Multi-G 134 Fluid. You can never remove all the tranny fluid. Some Multi-G 134 Fluid will remain in the tranny. So, if changing old Multi-G 134 Fluid and then mixing new Hytran Ultra in with old Multi-G 134 Fluid, will there be a mismatch? Especially if the Multi-G 134 Fluid is 4 years old and the Hytran Ultra is new. I assume (just an assumption) that additive package change over time in the Hytran Ultra. Then the Hytran Ultra may have some new additives that the 4 year old Multi-G 134 Fluid never anticipated. Unlikely, but with a 10K tranny, do I feel lucky?

Just some thoughts.
Bob

Doc_Bob · Jun 10, 2006

I came up with some thoughts. Why I should not use Hytran Ultra in a NH with Multi-G 134 Fluid. You can never remove all the tranny fluid. Some Multi-G 134 Fluid will remain in the tranny. So, if changing old Multi-G 134 Fluid and then mixing new Hytran Ultra in with old Multi-G 134 Fluid, will there be a mismatch? Especially if the Multi-G 134 Fluid is 4 years old and the Hytran Ultra is new. I assume (just an assumption) that additive package change over time in the Hytran Ultra. Then the Hytran Ultra may have some new additives that the 4 year old Multi-G 134 Fluid never anticipated. Unlikely, but with a 10K tranny, do I feel lucky?

Just some thoughts.
Bob

RickB · Jun 10, 2006

I have no experience with HyTran Ultra.

RickB · Jun 10, 2006

I have no experience with HyTran Ultra.

dqdave1 · Jun 11, 2006

IMO , why take the chance. Is there a HUGE price difference?
I use only CNH products in my TC29; If I ever have a problem, CNH can't say , The product you used caused the problem!

Doc_Bob · Jun 11, 2006

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( IMO , why take the chance. Is there a HUGE price difference?
I use only CNH products in my TC29; If I ever have a problem, CNH can't say , The product you used caused the problem! )</font>

Closer to Case dealer versus NH. But you are correct, why take the risk? Better to drive a few more miles. Thanks for the comments.