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Most any light to medium weight oil can be used in hydralic systems. The
non-detergent is because of the proximity to water, detergent oils attract water. Foaming means air is still mixed in it. Let it settle overnight and top it off. It might take a little while to get all the air out of the system but once it is out the foaming will stop. "Terry S" wrote in message ... 30 weight motor oil? Um...no? Get a couple of quarts of hydraulic oil. Motor oil? The service manual specified 30 w non-detergent motor oil. The reservoir only holds about 6 ozs... Yeah, I know there is tilt/trim fluid and various hydraulic fluids... all of which are oils... asked my hydraulic guy at work, he said motor oil is fine. Haven't asked him about the foaming issue yet. I read last night that some of the tilt/trim fluids have an anti-foaming agent added. I'm not opposed to trying one of those. Terry. |
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