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Old 05-11-2015, 06:02 PM
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If your getting along good with what you're using now, stick with it. I run low ash 30 from case IH in my k301 I over hauled and cheap 30w non detergent in my 1211. Use whatever is recommended weight wise and type ( conventional or synthetic), rest is up to you.
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This is what Lew P claims he uses, says he runs it for a while then drains it and pours it on his salad.
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Sam I use the good stuff that Vito makes.
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That must burn and smell good in a Kubota diesel powered CC! I run a old VW diesel with peanut oil once and ton of seagull follow me home...

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