Current name of New Holland Universal Tractor Fluid

[mjonesnh]

Looking over the names of the New Holand UTF. None I Recognize, Currently have New Holland Mastertran Ultaction in now. Has been in tractor around 5 years so going to do a fluid change sometime this year. seems like this is the right choice but it mentions designed for CVT. Mine is HST also wet brakes,

New Holland 5 Gal Hydraulic Transmission Oil Premium Part # 73344274 (New Holland 5 Gal Hydraulic Transmission Oil Premium Part # 73344274)​

Anyone know the correct UTF for 2007 TC34DA?

 

[LouNY]

That is the latest from CNH unless you really want to go crazy;

 

[nyone]

$115 for 5gal sounds about right. Cost more than some but less than others..however the correct oil is always cheaper than replacing parts like a wet clutch, brake or anything in a HST system.

 

[TractorTech]

Mastertran Ultaction 73344267 is available

New Holland 134D general hydraulic oil 73344281 should work, but the prior is probably best for hydro.

 

[WM75Guy]

Messick's price for the non-synthetic.

• Hydraulic Transmission Oil #73344274 is designed to keep tractor transmissions, axles and hydraulic systems free of deposits while inhibiting wear, corrosion, sludge and foaming.
• t uses the latest anti-wear, Zinc-free* additives to provide premium performance and protection for all generations of equipment — from legacy to CVTs.

 

[mojoinco]

FWIW, most of the tractor hydraulic fluid is sourced from an outfit in St Louis. Weird, I know. I replaced mine a week ago. The local farm and ranch store had 3 or 4 brands (Shell, Cam, and two others whose names escape me at the moment). Anyhow, one brand had at least 4 different types of hydraulic oil (plus R&O). A Deere, Case-IH, universal, and something else. Aside from the colors and name, they all met the same standards (as printed on the side of the bucket). So look up the NH spec and read labels. In my case all but the Shell & Cam were $60 for 5 gallons. Shell and Cam were more $pecial. And met the same standards. FWIW, I bought the Case-IH because the buckets were red. Pretty.