440icd info
440icd info
Hello all, new to forum, I have a 440 diesel crawler that I purchased and working on, got some books with it but seems that it was owned by few owners and had a lot of stuff changed or replaced, I have a lot of leaks and I'm sure different/wrong fluids were used, can anyone tell me the correct fluids for all the systems? Much appreciated.
I'm not very good at searching forums for info, I spend a lot of time and never find the info.
I'm not very good at searching forums for info, I spend a lot of time and never find the info.
Re: 440icd info
Welcome to the Boards.
If you do not have an Operator's manual for it use this link to go to the John Deere Construction and Forestry Bookstore.
You can download a free copy of the manual (publication # OMT73459) and save it to your computer.
Here is a link that should take you to the manual. Use the yellow Download button at the left of the title.
OMT73459
Currently a UTHF meeting the John Deere J20C spec in place of the outdated Type A automatic transmission fluid in the reverser. The same UTHF can be used in the hydraulic system.
For engine oil there is a thread on the Early Models board Lavoy poated about the recommended engine oils for the GM Diesels I suggest you read it and make your decision on engine oil from that.
On a housekeeping note, a post like this for your 440ICD should be on the Early Models Board. A moderator may move it over there when they see it.
If you do not have an Operator's manual for it use this link to go to the John Deere Construction and Forestry Bookstore.
You can download a free copy of the manual (publication # OMT73459) and save it to your computer.
Here is a link that should take you to the manual. Use the yellow Download button at the left of the title.
OMT73459
Currently a UTHF meeting the John Deere J20C spec in place of the outdated Type A automatic transmission fluid in the reverser. The same UTHF can be used in the hydraulic system.
For engine oil there is a thread on the Early Models board Lavoy poated about the recommended engine oils for the GM Diesels I suggest you read it and make your decision on engine oil from that.
On a housekeeping note, a post like this for your 440ICD should be on the Early Models Board. A moderator may move it over there when they see it.
Re: 440icd info
Thank you! This is first forum i ever joined so i have no idea what i'm doing
Re: 440icd info
I am new to tractors or crawlers, seems like there is a lot of different ideas when it comes to fluids and such, so much has changes from the 50's and it very confusing.
Am i ok to use aw32 hyd. Oil in the hyd. System? I was told at tractor supply that it is equiv. To 10w that is recomended in the manual.
Am i ok to use aw32 hyd. Oil in the hyd. System? I was told at tractor supply that it is equiv. To 10w that is recomended in the manual.
Re: 440icd info
Also my transmission was contaminated and looked "milky" am i ok to just put syntetic 75w140 from the store or need to worry about the GL5?
Re: 440icd info
Yes, AW32 is what you want. If you are in warmer climes, you can use AW48 as well.
Yes on the GL5, but flush the trans with diesel or kerosene and get as much moisture out as possible first.
Lavoy
Yes on the GL5, but flush the trans with diesel or kerosene and get as much moisture out as possible first.
Lavoy
Parts and restoration for antique and late model John Deere crawlers.
Owner and moderator www.jdcrawlers.com
Owner and moderator www.jdcrawlers.com
Re: 440icd info
Does your 440 have the reverser (the forward and reverse handle on the left side of the console)? If so that is not gear oil in that. It was originally Type A transmission fluid which is often more difficult to get now and is not the same as the original formulation. I believe JD Hy Gard or another UTHF meeting the JD J20C spec is acceptable now. Lavoy may have another option.
Re: 440icd info
Any of the J20 spec lubes is my preference as well, or Hygard direct from Deere.
Lavoy
Lavoy
Parts and restoration for antique and late model John Deere crawlers.
Owner and moderator www.jdcrawlers.com
Owner and moderator www.jdcrawlers.com
Re: 440icd info
Thanks for the replies, I've been away for a while, now having new problems, do I need to start a new tread or continue here?
Re: 440icd info
New problem, best to start a new thread. Too often the old and new get mixed together and confused, then you get answers to the old issues, not your current one. That is not as bad here as it is on some forums, but a new thread keeps things clearer.
Re: 440icd info
OK, will do ,thanks!
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