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Cub Cadet Hydraulic Fluid Help?

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I need to know where to find Shell Rimula 15-40 oil, for my Cub Cadet zero turn mower. Its for the hydraulic fill up.

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I need to know where to find Shell Rimula 15-40 oil, for my Cub Cadet zero turn mower. Its for the hydraulic fill up.

My only suggestion would be at your local shell bulk station. Not sure if the regular service station would have any.

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If that is what is recomended, wouldn't a Cub Cadet dealer have it. Maybe even a tractor supply. jmo

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It is my understanding that the Rimula is the European and Australia version of our Shell Rotella. I would think that Shell Rotella would work just fine. If you wanted to protect it even more from heat you could go with a synthetic 15w-40.

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Alright thanks, yeah i got the mower from Tractor supply, the only thing they had was some Cub Cadet fluid. None of the auto stores around here, had even heard of the Rimula.

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