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Oil capacity of Sundstrand hydro?

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mikeeyre74

I'm on the way home to work on the new to me tractor. It's a 1976 C120 Automatic. I've never had a hydro before and I'm changing  all the fluids on it... The manual doesnt  say the hydro capacity though? Can anyone tell me how much I'm gonna need for this job? I believe it's a Model 90-1136 Sundstrand trans in there. 

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gwest_ca

The dry capacity is 6 quarts but you won't get it all out. You may get a bit more out if you raise the front of the tractor.

 

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mikeeyre74

Holy smoke. That's a lot of oil! In that case, what does a typical drain and fill get me? 4 quarts out? 5? Just asking because I've never done it before and if I hear what you're saying and only get out 3, but the norm is five, that might be a problem. 

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cafoose

Check the level before you drain it, add any if its low, measure the amount you drain, refill with the same amount.

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953 nut

Should need about a gallon including the filter, you will want a new NAPA 1410 filter when you change oil. Also, it is important to use the same oil as is in it; if it is amber use 10 W 30, if red use Dextron ATF.

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mikeeyre74

 Yeah, I read where the company was using ATF for a while, and then motor oil, etc. and people switch back-and-forth for various reasons… But my manual told me to use 10W-30, so I'm going to use that or flush out whatever is in there and end up using that unless  somebody can tell me why i shouldn't?

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953 nut
10 hours ago, mikeeyre74 said:

10W-30, so I'm going to use that or flush out whatever is in there and end up using that

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pfrederi

Flushing adequately will use at least 2x (maybe 3x) as much oil.  ATF works just fine if that is what is in there I would stick with it.

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