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RWEST · 11-14-2008, 11:00 AM

Check the J-D MSDS site http://eservice.msds.com/servlet/SSMain - according to that, the 0w-40 is made by Esso Canada. I've got a couple hundred hours on it in some J-D/Yanmar equipment, and it seems to be pretty good stuff.

Here's a VOA: John Deere Supreme "Plus 50" 0W-40 - Bob Is The Oil Guy and a UOA : J-D 0W-40 Semi-Syn. (24 HP Yanmar Diesel) - Bob Is The Oil Guy

The Zinc/Phosphorous numbers are really up there, so I'd be careful if using it in anything post-'07 with catalytic converters. Other than that, it should be a great fit for a pile of applications. I stock up on it every time the J-D guy has a sale.

11-14-2008, 11:00 AM	#6 (permalink)
RWEST Gold Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Windber, PA Posts: 449	Re: Who makes John Deere Synthetic Oil? Check the J-D MSDS site http://eservice.msds.com/servlet/SSMain - according to that, the 0w-40 is made by Esso Canada. I've got a couple hundred hours on it in some J-D/Yanmar equipment, and it seems to be pretty good stuff. Here's a VOA: John Deere Supreme "Plus 50" 0W-40 - Bob Is The Oil Guy and a UOA : J-D 0W-40 Semi-Syn. (24 HP Yanmar Diesel) - Bob Is The Oil Guy The Zinc/Phosphorous numbers are really up there, so I'd be careful if using it in anything post-'07 with catalytic converters. Other than that, it should be a great fit for a pile of applications. I stock up on it every time the J-D guy has a sale. __________________ R-WEST "live so the preacher doesn't have to tell lies at your funeral" 955, X595, CX Compact Gator, 6x4 Diesel Gator, 310D Loader/Backhoe (All J-D's)