Do I have to go back to dealer for filter replacements on '08 NH L190?

[kshansen]

New Holland Wix Baldwin
primary air 86982524 46562 RS3544
sec air 86982524 46569 RS3545
inline fuel 87548612 NA BF9905
spin on fuel 47135706 33472 BF5587D
oil 87492721 NA NA
hyd (standard) 87010592 51496 BT8853-MPG
hyd (hi-flow) 87430661 NA NA

Looks like you're going back to the dealer for engine oil and hi flow filter (if your machine is hi flow)

Checked Donaldson here for the two not crossed and come up empty too, sorry!

 

[willie59]

Without opening a new thread I thought I would ask an unrelated question. In my operators manual, it says to use a 50/50 mix of ethylene glycol coolant in the radiator. Is that the same as the old Preston "green" coolant that you mix with water?

Yes, ethylene glycol is the old school green stuff.

 

[CRAFT]

LOL, got it Craft. The only engines I have that use those inline filters are the small gas powered stuff…………..

I was more thinking of back when u'd find it on the top of any Chevy or Ford V-8 with a carb ….. LOL

 

[kshansen]

Yes, ethylene glycol is the old school green stuff.

Actually even the red extended life coolant is ethylene glycol based acording to the MSDS:

http://msdspds.castrol.com/ussds/amersdsf.nsf/Files/ECACD2ADE0A98D9C80257A0600527016/$File/124607Castrol%2050_50%20Extended%20Life%20Coolant.pdf

But unless the manual gets very specific about what to use I would agree the good old green stuff should be good to go.

Just don't store it in a Gator Aid bottle, I've heard bad stories about that.

 

[Grit]

Actually even the red extended life coolant is ethylene glycol based acording to the MSDS:

http://msdspds.castrol.com/ussds/amersdsf.nsf/Files/ECACD2ADE0A98D9C80257A0600527016/$File/124607Castrol%2050_50%20Extended%20Life%20Coolant.pdf

But unless the manual gets very specific about what to use I would agree the good old green stuff should be good to go.

Just don't store it in a Gator Aid bottle, I've heard bad stories about that.

I don't know why that struck me as funny, but it did. LOL. I'll heed that advice!

 

[Grit]

Yes, ethylene glycol is the old school green stuff.

Thank you, sir!

 

[Grit]

LOL, got it Craft. The only engines I have that use those inline filters are the small gas powered stuff.



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[kshansen]

I don't know why that struck me as funny, but it did. LOL. I'll heed that advice!

To quote from the MSDS:

"The estimated human lethal dose is approximately 1 ml/kg (about 1/2 cup for an adult) "

I see the link to the MSDS does not work but you should be able to start here:

http://msdspds.castrol.com/

Then when you get to the product page just enter "Coolant" that will take you to a list of different coolants. It takes some digging to get important info out of some MSDS forms but worth checking them out. What you don't know can kill you or cause serious problems. Wish the were wrote by mechanics and NOT lawyers!