Case IH is a brand of New Holland and is known for its Hto Additives.
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What is it called?Is it fluid?I have a 424 IH.The manual calls for fluid.What would be a substitute for this fluid?Is it transmission fluid?I assume it's not foaming?Can you get it at a farm supply store?Log in to reply.
I have a 424 IH.The manual calls for fluid.What would be a substitute for this fluid?Is it transmission fluid?I assume it's not foaming?Can you get it at a farm supply store?Log in to reply.
Case construction has an "Ht" or " HTO" Additive that you mix in a certain ratio with 10w-30 motor oil.
I think I saw a post here a while back from someone that had an analysis done that found "Travellers" was a poor substitute for Case/IH.If you read anything on the internet, research your own answer.
"@context": "www.worldcat.org"Is it fluid?There is a discussion of what is hy tran.Is it fluid?Comments follow in the Farmall & IHC Tractors forum.I have a 424 IH.The manual calls for fluid.What would be a substitute for this fluid?Is it transmission fluid?I assume it's not foaming?Can you get it at a farm supply store?We replaced every hose on the backhoe twice within a month because we used cheap off-brand fluid.Think it was Pitt-Penn.We don't use actual CIH oil but we use the name brands.Someone with a reputation to take care of Shell, Pennzoil, Valvoline and others.There is a warranty beyond the replacement of the bad bucket of oil.Case construction also has an HTF or HTO Additive that you mix in a certain ratio with 10w-30 motor oil.We replaced every hose on the backhoe twice within a month because we used cheap off-brand fluid.Think it was Pitt-Penn.We don't use actual CIH oil but we use the name brands.Someone with a reputation to take care of Shell, Pennzoil, Valvoline and others.There is a warranty beyond the replacement of the bad bucket of oil.Case construction also has an HTF or HTO Additive that you mix in a certain ratio with 10w-30 motor oil.They have an equivelent on the shelves.They have different types that claim to meet the manufacturer's specifications.I think I saw a post here a while back from someone that had an analysis done that found Travellers was a poor substitute for Case/IH.If you read anything on the internet, research your own answer.They have an equivelent on the shelves.They have different types that claim to meet the manufacturer's specifications.I think I saw a post here a while back from someone that had an analysis done that found Travellers was a poor substitute for Case/IH.If you read anything on the internet, research your own answer.Most retailers call it Tractor fluid if you want a generic product.It is supposed to be an equivalent to the original equipment manufacturer's products.The retailers will have buckets of different weight fluids nearby.Look at the labels.Most retailers call it Tractor fluid if you want a generic product.It is supposed to be an equivalent to the original equipment manufacturer's products.The retailers will have buckets of different weight fluids nearby.Look at the labels.I have never had a problem with the universal stuff, as long as the name of the oil is listed on the jug.I have never had a problem with the universal stuff, as long as the name of the oil is listed on the jug.There are two types of fluid, one for machine/ equipment control only, and the other for hydraulic & driveline combined.Most oil suppliers carry both spec oils, you have to get the one spec'd for the driveline service, and it's more expensive.If you put plain hydraulic in a system requiring the driveline spec, you'll be very unhappy.Most oil suppliers carry both spec oils, you have to get the one spec'd for the driveline service, and it's more expensive.If you put plain hydraulic in a system requiring the driveline spec, you'll be very unhappy.Some other fluids did not have certain Additives that they claimed it had.Any good grade fluid sold for farm use by oil jobbers, tractor supply places, parts houses, etc., will be fine, for your tractor and any other non hydrostatic drive tractor or machine.I would only use Case IH if I had a tractor or machine with a hydrostatic drive.Do not use 20w engine oil.IHC was the exclusive brand of fluid.Some other fluids did not have certain Additives that they claimed it had.Any good grade fluid sold for farm use by oil jobbers, tractor supply places, parts houses, etc., will be fine, for your tractor and any other non hydrostatic drive tractor or machine.I would only use Case IH if I had a tractor or machine with a hydrostatic drive.Do not use 20w engine oil.Harold H said, "I have a 424 IH."The manual calls for fluid.What would be a substitute for this fluid?Is it transmission fluid?I assume it's not foaming?Can you get it at a farm supply store?You can use a substitute if it meets the specifications.I have a 424 IH.The manual calls for fluid.What would be a substitute for this fluid?Is it transmission fluid?I assume it's not foaming?Can you get it at a farm supply store?You can use a substitute if it meets the specifications.The post was edited by billde.I have a 424 IH.The manual calls for fluid.What would be a substitute for this fluid?Is it transmission fluid?I assume it's not foaming?Can you get it at a farm supply store?You can use a substitute if it meets the specifications.The post was edited by billde.", "url": "://www.yesterdaystractors.comgraphics/smllogo.png"