W warren va Senior Member Apr 2, 2015 #1 I found some 90 wt. gear lube at Tractor Supply that is for Ford tractors . The brand name is Travelers .It is listed GL 1. Would this be suitable for my 40 transmission? Would this also work for the differential? Thanks Warren
I found some 90 wt. gear lube at Tractor Supply that is for Ford tractors . The brand name is Travelers .It is listed GL 1. Would this be suitable for my 40 transmission? Would this also work for the differential? Thanks Warren
K koates Well-known member Apr 3, 2015 #2 warren, 90 wt. gear oil is a little on the light (thin) side, unless you live at the north pole. I use 140 wt. in the trans and diff. Regards, Kevin.
warren, 90 wt. gear oil is a little on the light (thin) side, unless you live at the north pole. I use 140 wt. in the trans and diff. Regards, Kevin.
Glenn-MD Junior Member Apr 3, 2015 #3 See the great discussion on this topic from just a few days ago on 03-31-15 - "gear oil for tyranny and rear". http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=165228&referrerid=2906 Hope this helps, Glenn LA Plata, MD
See the great discussion on this topic from just a few days ago on 03-31-15 - "gear oil for tyranny and rear". http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=165228&referrerid=2906 Hope this helps, Glenn LA Plata, MD
flat-v8 Well-known member Apr 3, 2015 #6 This is what I use in mine, $10 bucks a gallon, buy on Ebay anytime! Attachments 140 GL1.JPG 48.1 KB · Views: 16
RalphG Well-known member Apr 3, 2015 #7 flat-v8 said: This is what I use in mine, $10 bucks a gallon, buy on Ebay anytime! Click to expand... Decent price but the shipping charges of $50 cdn will keep me shopping locally.
flat-v8 said: This is what I use in mine, $10 bucks a gallon, buy on Ebay anytime! Click to expand... Decent price but the shipping charges of $50 cdn will keep me shopping locally.