They will mix just fine. I was told if I had a hard time seeing the fluid on the dipstick just add 1qt of regular fluid to add color.
I have not had any issue's.

You can completely flush your tranny and converter by first drain/remove pan and change your filter and put the pan back and fill with the fluid you want and remove the return tranny line and put a bucket under it and start your engine and let it pump out the fluid into the bucket until you see the clean fluid (you can tell when the clean fluid comes out) if it starts to run out of fluid shut motor off and fill back up.It is best to have someone help so one can start the motor and one can watch the bucket.This totaly gets the old fluid out of the converter.

IS THE AW32 Tractor-Hydraulic-Transmission Fluid..... GOOD FOR A STREET CAR TH350 TRANS

As long as it is the hydraulic tractor and transmission oil it will work fine.I have a stock truck that i run hydraulic oil in on the street.

Went to the local farm supply got some tractor trans-hydraulic fluid. Hope I got the right stuff, does it have to say non-foaming or just say trans on it ?

Mine actually says Anti-Foaming agents ect.

They had one that said non-foaming but its not the transmission hyd fluid ? Its just normal hydraulic fluid ?

As long as it is the tractor and transmission fluid it should be fine.I just use the Super Tech brand from Walmart since it is easy to get.

i've been using jd low viscosity hy-gard. it's the replacement for type f fluid that used to be run in the older hydrostatic lawn tractors and skid steers. for me, it's pretty cheap cause i work at a john deere dealership so i get it at cost 8)

You want this stuff right here...Works great for me...

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