Cam2 Promax Tractor Hydraulic Fluid.

[LouNY]

Well heck fire boys here you all go;

Here is you orange boys Kubota Super UDT
Kubota | Parts - Lubricants - Farm Equipment

And here is a full page of the various CAM2 products and tech spec sheets if you scroll down the pade you will find the CAM2 PROMAX™ Premium Universal Tractor Hydraulic Fluid and also a CAM2 PROMAX™ Tractor Hydraulic Fluid J20-D,
CAM2

And then here is a page that can go to the AMSOIL Hydraulic/Transmission fluid
ttps://www.amsoil.com/p/synthetic-tractor-hydraulic-transmission-oil-sae-5w-30-ath/

 

[mike35549]

Seems you are the troll. You answer every post with use Amsoil it Is the best stuff made. I asked a simple question and you answered it with get you some Amsoil it is the best stuff you can buy. The epitome of troll.

 

[Robin Veerman]

Sure I did...whatever.
You on the other hand asked the following question Tractor Hydraulic Fluid. Anyone know anything about it what it compares to or ever use this fluid in HST tractor?
Good luck with that one. We've just saved you many dollars due to buying the wrong oil or expensive repairs by using the wrong oil. Over and out.
You're welcome, Dutchy

 

[LouNY]

Sure I did...whatever.
You on the other hand asked the following question Tractor Hydraulic Fluid. Anyone know anything about it what it compares to or ever use this fluid in HST tractor?
Good luck with that one. We've just saved you many dollars due to buying the wrong oil or expensive repairs by using the wrong oil. Over and out.
You're welcome, Dutchy

How do you figure that,
that CAM2 fluid specs out as good as Kubota UDT,
it is listed as meeting most of the tractor manufactures specs,
it is a Tractor Hydraulic Transmission Fluid.

A bunch Peeing and bitching about others and other products on this thread :hissyfit:

 

[mike35549]

How do you figure that,
that CAM2 fluid specs out as good as Kubota UDT,
it is listed as meeting most of the tractor manufactures specs,
it is a Tractor Hydraulic Transmission Fluid.

A bunch Peeing and bitching about others and other products on this thread :hissyfit:

Because he thinks he is smarter than anyone else, and if you use anything but Amsoil well then that surely makes you ignorant. He probably just needs some vagisil.

 

[crashz]

Cam2 appears to be a medium sized blender that caters to industrial and retail markets. Like Texas Refinery. My father used to buy the engine oil in 55 gallon drums for his equipment and trucks. We used TR, Cam2, and occasionally Shaeffers. All good stuff, but Shaeffers gets the nod for the highest quality. I like TR grease too.

Looking at the product list sheet though, I wouldn't use their universal tractor oil in a modern HST machine. Seems like a generic fluid like "303" or something. Close in that list is a concrete form oil and some other random oils. Maybe not bad stuff, but not a premium oil dedicated to HST transmissions. If I were to shop out a HST oil, I would want one that meets or exceeds specs for Kubota's Super UDT2. Which is difficult to find. Even Amsoil does not meet that spec (not a knock, I use Amsoil for EVERYTHING besides the HST fluid in my tractor!)

 

[mike35549]

Cam2 appears to be a medium sized blender that caters to industrial and retail markets. Like Texas Refinery. My father used to buy the engine oil in 55 gallon drums for his equipment and trucks. We used TR, Cam2, and occasionally Shaeffers. All good stuff, but Shaeffers gets the nod for the highest quality. I like TR grease too.

Looking at the product list sheet though, I wouldn't use their universal tractor oil in a modern HST machine. Seems like a generic fluid like "303" or something. Close in that list is a concrete form oil and some other random oils. Maybe not bad stuff, but not a premium oil dedicated to HST transmissions. If I were to shop out a HST oil, I would want one that meets or exceeds specs for Kubota's Super UDT2. Which is difficult to find. Even Amsoil does not meet that spec (not a knock, I use Amsoil for EVERYTHING besides the HST fluid in my tractor!)

Thanks for the insight. That is what they used at the dealership when I had it serviced. I would normally have done it myself but I had a hydraulic cylinder problem I was getting fixed so I just had them service it while it was there. When the next service is due I am going to use Schaeffer 315 seems to be about as good a product as you can get. Cost more but if I do it myself it will be cheaper than having it done at the dealer with the cheap fluid.