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Joel P. View Drop Down
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    Posted: 24 Mar 2010 at 2:18pm
Can someone please tell me the capacity hydrulic and the transmission,and can I use the same oil for both ? Seen it on time to time I never wrote it down. I try to find a thead with no luck.            Thanks in advance Joel
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The hydraulic pump capacity is 9 quarts, and you should use universal hydraulic/transmission fluid listed as AGCO 821 compatible.
 
The power director clutch capacity is 10 quarts, and you should use universal hydraulic/transmission fluid listed as AGCO 821 compatible.
 
The transmission capacity is 16 quarts. The original specs called for 80 weight gear lube for the transmission. I still believe it is best to use 80-90 gear lube for the transmission, but some people use universal hydraulic/transmission fluid listed as AGCO 821 compatible.
 
The same is true for the final drive bull gears. The original specs call for 80 weight gear lube 1.25 quarts each, but some people use universal hydraulic/transmission fluid listed as AGCO 821 compatible.
 
Be sure to get a fluid listed as AGCO 821 compatible in areas where you use the universal hydraulic/transmission fluid. AGCO 821 oil is more like a thin 20 weight oil than regular transmission fluid and will not break down from heat as easily.
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Thanks for the help Rogers. Joel
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