2006 Takeuchi TL-150 oil choice(especially hydraulic)

[Nox]

I recently purchased a 2006 Takeuchi TL-150 Skidsteer. I plant to change the fluids and filters when it arrives,
and I was reading that the hydraulic system spec seays 10w30 CD diesel oil. Diesel engine oil has changed since
the CD spec, are ZDDP levels important for a hydraulic system? In general it's my impression the anti-wear additives
have been reduced for emissions reasons which really don't apply to a hydraulic system.

The HST pump is a Variable displaceent type double axial piston (PVM4141)
The Gear Pump is ia Tandem Gear (SD1A4018E2H1-R211M)

In addition to concerns about anti-wear additives, I reviewed the post at:
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/hydraulic-fluid-replacement-for-10w-30.337982/
Where DriveHard stated that axial piston pumps "chew through VI improvers like candy". Does this mean the 10w30
oil gets chewed to 10w or 30?

I'm basically wondering if I should use a 10w TO-4 hydraulic oil instead of engine oil...or some other sort of
hydraulic fluid. I live in Florida, so it really doesn't get very cold here. The very occasional day is a freeze but
that's so rare I can simply avoid running the machine when it's that cold.

Engine oil wise it seemed like 15w-40 Delvac extreme might be good? It seemed to have reasonable ZDDP levels assuming
I wasn't looking at too old of a virgin oil analysis on this site. I'm open to suggestions, of course. I don't claim
to have any great knowledge of these things, so I'm turning to the experts

 

[2013ecof150]

We owned a few TL250’s about 15 years ago. Same as what you have but a bit bigger. We always used the same 15/40 as what we used in the engines. Had zero issues.

I hated servicing those. You had to unbolt the cab and raise it up.

 

[Nox]

We owned a few TL250’s about 15 years ago. Same as what you have but a bit bigger. We always used the same 15/40 as what we used in the engines. Had zero issues.

I hated servicing those. You had to unbolt the cab and raise it up.

Thank you, I appreciate the information. I've never had a skidsteer before so I won't know how bad I have it

 

[2013ecof150]

Thank you, I appreciate the information. I've never had a skidsteer before so I won't know how bad I have it

They are nice as far as operating goes. Never had any real issues with them from what I remember. It’s nice that the one you have has no emission controls. I don’t think they even have EGR

 

[Nox]

They are nice as far as operating goes. Never had any real issues with them from what I remember. It’s nice that the one you have has no emission controls. I don’t think they even have EGR

Nope no EGR. It'll compliment the old Kubota tractor on my farm nicely and hopefully have a long, long life. I most likely won't put a whole lot of hours on it(as far as skidsteers go) but it's nice to be able to start it up when needed and do things.