What's in your... Kohler K Series? Oil, that is!

[Mike McKown]

A vote here for Rotella T 15W/40. I use it in my PowerStroke, my 2750 Kubota, all my old muscle cars and all my small engine stuff like CC's.

Is that the right stuff? Dunno' because I can't find Rotella T in the owner's manual for this stuff but they seem to like it because they've been running on it for years.

[johncub7172]

I always have used Cub Cadet oil from my local dealer. A quart is no more expensive at the dealership as for what TSC is charging. My next choice is Kohler engine oil.

I leave the guess work to the off-brand engine oils.

[Rob C]

Originally Posted by darkminion_17

We use olive oil,
if it is good for long life in people, it must do the same for engines.
after we eat our salad, we drain our dishes in a collection vessel,
then we strain it, removing the pieces of vegatative matter and wayward macaroni.
Put it in the engine and it smells like Olive Garden on a Saturday night.

LMFAO

[rickx]

Originally Posted by rickx

I found Rotella T1 Straight 30W at my local AutoZone store. I plan to start using it in my K321 engine. Sounds like pretty good oil: http://www.shell.com/rotella/products/t1.html

UPDATE: Changed oil on my K321 after 10 hours on Rotella T1 30W. Oil is fairly dirty, but it appears to still be the same consistency as fresh 30W. Not exactly scientific, but I am impressed with Rotella T1 30W!

[chris hall]

rotella 30wt and additive to protect from cam wear.

[Shrewcub]

Originally Posted by chris hall

rotella 30wt and additive to protect from cam wear.

I agree! 1 oz. of AR9100 per qt. This is the only additive I have ever seen actually work. This stuff is absolutely worth the money!

http://www.archoil.com