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I am certain the pale brown was direct from the dealer (same container). Hadnt seen that before, will now try to get a good pic for you.
From a CC dealer? Or an IH dealer? The Cub Cadet fluid may be a pale brown. CCC isn't owned by IH anymore so it stands to reason that it is not the same fluid as Case IH Hy-Tran.

Unless that new CIH fluid has some major changes in recent, Hy-Tran has been red since it came out over 50 years ago.
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I don't know if there is a color difference but I do know there is Hytran Ultra that is a Synthetic version of Hytran. The stuff I used is regular, Cub Cadet branded not IH. My pic in post #5 shows part of the oil quarts I used.
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I don't know if there is a color difference but I do know there is Hytran Ultra that is a Synthetic version of Hytran. The stuff I used is regular, Cub Cadet branded not IH.
No. No it isn't. Hy-Tran Ultra SSL is synthetic. Basic Hy-Tran Ultra is not synthetic.
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No. No it isn't. Hy-Tran Ultra SSL is synthetic. Basic Hy-Tran Ultra is not synthetic.
Yes, I understand, that's what I meant to say. Sorry for being unclear.
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Yes, I understand, that's what I meant to say. Sorry for being unclear.
Just want to make sure, because they are two different oils. They make both.

Just like Penzoil makes 5W-30 and 5W-30 Synthetic Blend.
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I could have gotten the wrong thing (wouldnt be the first time), but thought I got the same thing two different times and once it was red and the second batch was brown.

Here is what the brown container looks like.
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I could have gotten the wrong thing (wouldnt be the first time), but thought I got the same thing two different times and once it was red and the second batch was brown.

Here is what the brown container looks like.
Mine looks like this...
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I could have gotten the wrong thing (wouldnt be the first time), but thought I got the same thing two different times and once it was red and the second batch was brown.

Here is what the brown container looks like.
Ok. Was it opened? Looks like the same jug as earlier in the thread. I'd say it should have been red.
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Brand new un opened. The seal with the pull tab intact under the cap

Now I know I didn't dream it, my previous container was red but from a different supplier. I have a mix of this brown and the red in my tractor at the moment.....
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Brand new un opened. The seal with the pull tab intact under the cap

Now I know I didn't dream it, my previous container was red but from a different supplier. I have a mix of this brown and the red in my tractor at the moment.....
Oh well. I'm sure it's fine. Not sure what the difference is....
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