Farmers and Ranchers Recoup 303 Tractor Fluid Losses

Mislabeled “303” fluids sold in yellow buckets across the US, especially in Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, Colorado, California, and Alabama allegedly fails manufacturer specifications, leading to increased wear and damage to farmer’s equipment.

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Have you purchased 303 Tractor Hydraulic Fluid (THF) Products?
Purchased within the past seven years?

What is "303" Tractor Fluid?

A product designed to lubricate tractors, brakes, and other parts, tractor hydraulic fluid (THF) has been in use for decades. The product is made from various chemical components intended to protect expensive farming equipment.

A certain component of 303 THF, sperm whale oil, was banned from use in 1974, rendering the “303” designation became obsolete and there are no specifications available for “303”-designated THFs. However, some “yellow bucket” manufacturers and retailers have mislabeled their own product under the John Deere designation “303,” causing farmers and ranchers to mistakenly buy the product.

Farmers and ranchers often do anything they can to maximize profits while they protect their costly equipment, but their efforts may have been undermined by fake 303 THF. Manufacturers are accused of victimizing these tractor owners in an effort to increase profits.

The Time You Have to Pursue a Claim is Limited.

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If you purchased “303” fluids sold in yellow buckets in Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, Colorado, California, and Alabama contact, Attorney Group to learn about your options.

For more information, contact Attorney Group. After you contact us, an attorney will follow up to answer questions that you might have. There is no cost or obligation to speak with us, and any information you provide will be kept confidential.

Please note that the law limits the time you have to pursue a claim or file a lawsuit for an injury. If you think you have a case, you should not delay taking action.