Partial gallon Super UDT2 - free

[Oo-v-oO]

Hope this isn't against the rules.

Not mine, but I ran across this ad on the Boston, MA Craigslist. it is located in Dedham.

"Genuine Kubota Super UDT2 Trans-Hydraulic Fluid 70000-40201. A little more than a 1/3 gallon remaining. I sold my tractor, so I no longer need it.
Runs about $50/gallon. Free to a good home (anyone with a Kubota tractor.) "

Hope this helps someone in the area out. I'm too far away for it to make sense to pick up.

Kubota Genuine Super UDT2 Trans-Hydraulic Fluid - free stuff

Genuine Kubota Super UDT2 Trans-Hydraulic Fluid 70000-40201. A little more than a 1/3 gallon remaining. I sold my tractor, so I no longer need it. Runs about $50/gallon. Free to a good home (anyone...

boston.craigslist.org

 

[Kurtee]

Good luck with that. I would not take any open containers of anything and think it is correct. If I did not open it, I would not trust it. Just my take on this "deal".

 

[SonofOrange]

Might also be good for someone that makes knives. It can be used to quench hot blades.

 

[Lil Foot]

I would not take any open containers of anything and think it is correct. If I did not open it, I would not trust it

I'm kinda the same way, and just had it re-confirmed recently.
We ended up with the in-law's car after they passed. Second only to my excavator, it is probably the dirtiest machine on the planet. (it is a fabulous KIA Rondo )
Windshield was so bad I thought we'd get a ticket. So while taking a break from cleaning out their house, I grabbed a bottle of windex & proceeded to wash the windshield inside & out.
7 times.
It got progressively worse each time.
We finally figured out that as the windex got closer to empty, rather than buy more, they just kept adding other cleaners to it. It looked & smelled like windex, but it had some oily component added to it. (furniture polish?)
Anyway, after throwing that out & buying a fresh bottle, the windshield finally got clean.

 

[Lil Foot]

Might also be good for someone that makes knives. It can be used to quench hot blades.

And for honing.