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Here is how to check your fluid per page #23 of the Owners Manual.

Here is the correct and proper Hydro fluid to use, per the Owner's Manual, on page #60. 737-3055, This part is replaced by 490-000-C051.
That dipstick looks like my engine oil one , my hydro dipstick has only 2 stamped lines
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Has anyone used Traveller universal Tractor Trans/Hydraulic Fluid instead of CC 737-3025?
Yes, I have on several of my machines. I also use Rotella & generic 15W40 dino on a few. I have never seen a machine have any failure because I didn't use Hytran or the overpriced Cub synthetic oils.
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Yes, I have on several of my machines. I also use Rotella & generic 15W40 dino on a few. I have never seen a machine have any failure because I didn't use Hytran or the overpriced Cub synthetic oils.
Thanks for that info. For as much as I'll be using this tractor I was probably going with that. The oil in it now has probably been in it for 30+ yrs. As long as you keep the filter changed and fresh oil in it I'm sure it'll be fine.
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The dipstick for a Gt 2550 Hydro
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