S sdwiederin Joined Jul 21, 2025 Messages 1 Today at 3:34 PM #1 I have a Grasshopper zero-turn mower. In the manual it recommends Grasshopper #345050 fluid. That stuff is extremely expensive. Looking for a good alternative. Thanks.
I have a Grasshopper zero-turn mower. In the manual it recommends Grasshopper #345050 fluid. That stuff is extremely expensive. Looking for a good alternative. Thanks.
1 #18FAN Joined Jul 19, 2020 Messages 4,720 Today at 4:01 PM #2 What’s expensive?. I think any quality spec meeting alternative will be.
dnewton3 Staff member Joined May 14, 2007 Messages 13,083 Location Indianapolis, IN Today at 4:03 PM #3 This is all I could find ... https://www.lawnsite.com/threads/replacement-oil-for-grasshopper-hydrostatic-system.21412/ Appears to be an ISO68 lube.
This is all I could find ... https://www.lawnsite.com/threads/replacement-oil-for-grasshopper-hydrostatic-system.21412/ Appears to be an ISO68 lube.
JavierH19 Joined Feb 25, 2019 Messages 6,144 Location Texas Today at 4:04 PM #4 It's hydrostat oil. Hydrostats almost never use something thinner than 30 grade or aw 68 and I imagine it'll be that.
It's hydrostat oil. Hydrostats almost never use something thinner than 30 grade or aw 68 and I imagine it'll be that.
B brandon9715 Joined Dec 21, 2023 Messages 389 Location Michigan Today at 4:23 PM #5 dnewton3 said: This is all I could find ... https://www.lawnsite.com/threads/replacement-oil-for-grasshopper-hydrostatic-system.21412/ Appears to be an ISO68 lube. Click to expand... This is the answer. I would use a quality ISO 68 lube and call it a day.
dnewton3 said: This is all I could find ... https://www.lawnsite.com/threads/replacement-oil-for-grasshopper-hydrostatic-system.21412/ Appears to be an ISO68 lube. Click to expand... This is the answer. I would use a quality ISO 68 lube and call it a day.
O Opelman Joined Nov 6, 2022 Messages 466 Location Northern Indiana Today at 5:45 PM #6 We used Mobil 1 15w-50 in those hydro units.