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Topic: What Should I Use
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| Bluegill Bill
02-08-2013 11:52:15
74.127.119.203
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Should I use a straight weight or a multi-viscosity oil in a gas Ford tractor motor? I'm currently using a straight 30 weight but would like to know what others use. Seams I'm getting a little piston slap upon cold start up and wonder if the multi-viscosity might pump easier at start up, thanks.
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| soundguy
02-08-2013 17:53:18
107.41.77.199
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Re: What Should I Use in reply to Bluegill Bill, 02-08-2013 11:52:15
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| | yes a multi vis 10w30 or 15w40 will pump easier cold than 30w.. if you have piston slap.. that's a different issue. I agree with hobo.. oil's not yer problem.. you are looking for a bandaid for a broke leg...
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| Hobo,NC
02-08-2013 16:43:50
98.16.0.140
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Re: What Should I Use in reply to Bluegill Bill, 02-08-2013 11:52:15
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| I seriously doubt oil weight is going to cure your issue...
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| soundguy
02-08-2013 14:53:55
173.103.89.254
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Re: What Should I Use in reply to Bluegill Bill, 02-08-2013 11:52:15
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| | ant temp/region you can use a 30wstraight.. I'd opt for a 15w40. better oil...
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| David G
02-08-2013 12:54:52
205.215.206.18
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Re: What Should I Use in reply to Bluegill Bill, 02-08-2013 11:52:15
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| I would use 15W-40 or 10W-30 rotella or delvac. I run the 15W-40 but have everything heated inside in winter.
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