Steve_Miller
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I have a chance to buy some Gulf UTTF 80W. Are there different s weights to UTTF? I thought it was universal fluid meaning it would work in most brand of tractor.
Thanks Steve
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UTTF weights?
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You can get tractor hydraulic fluid in different weights. Some is just hydraulic fluid and some is intended for use in the transmission as well. What you want depends on what your tractor wants. If you have an HST transmission go by manufacturer recommendations.
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The farther north you live (cold winters) the lighter fluid you want too.
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I agree but most UTTF / UDT fluids from what I’ve seen don’t put the weight on the label. For example, what is the weighting of Kubota UDT / UDT2 fluid? This oil says it’s compatible with Kubota UDT fluid which I’m assuming would be fine for my Kioti (other than it may make a cringy face if I used it 
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I never really knew the weighting of these fluids, thought they were all compatible. Thanks for any info.
)I never really knew the weighting of these fluids, thought they were all compatible. Thanks for any info.
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Most UTF will be labeled some were in there data sheets with a weight usually it will be a multi weight,
such as 10-30 or 10-40 the higher end fluids may be 5-30 or 5-40.
I hadn't noticed one with a straight 80W which in gear lubes is about the same viscosity as 30 weight motor oil.
such as 10-30 or 10-40 the higher end fluids may be 5-30 or 5-40.
I hadn't noticed one with a straight 80W which in gear lubes is about the same viscosity as 30 weight motor oil.
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looks like it should work for me from this label.