Tractor oils.

Pilatus

Member
Location
cotswolds
How does one cross reference tractor manufacturers own oil spec back to open market equivalent?
I have an old( new to me) Ford 3910H tractor , the oil in the back axle/ transmission/ hydraulics is very low, operators manual says oil is Ford M2c-86-b oil or M2c-159-a/b or M2c-134-B/C, a non Ford equivalent is not specified. Any help appreciated
 

forblue

Member
Multi-G was not the original oil that was multi-F a thicker oil, unfortunately i was informed that this is being discontinued but suggest you use a universal farm oil which will do engine and back end.
 

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