iso 150 gear oil

[barticus73]

I need to change the gear oil in my disc mower and it calls for iso 150 gear oil. I am haveing trouble finding gear oil listed at iso 150. Any help on where to purchase this oil?

Thanx

 

[Soundguy]

A simple 4 second google search of "iso 150 gear oil" turned up 35,300 hits.... didya even try to search for it?

here are some of the better looking hits... valvolene and conco/philips /66/76/kendal.. big names in the lube business... etc..

AGMA EP Gear Oil

http://tds.econocophillips.com/cata...Lubricants/FOB Syncon EP Gear Oil TDS Web.pdf

Fleetline Everyday Low Prices - Industrial Gear Oil

Industrial Lubricants


soundguy

 

[barticus73]

I was hoping someone could give me the standard gear oil weight like sae 85w/140 or such for the ISO 150 rated oil as I don't really want to pay for the iso rated oil. But thanx for your extremely helpful response.

 

[BobG_in_VA]

For what you paid for that disc mower, compared to a gallon of any type oil....yeah, its cheap...now go get it. BobG in VA

 

[Soundguy]

You did get the standard weight.. read the PDF file about viscosity of that oil I posted... 2nd link

Soundguy

 

[DieselPower]

I have many customers that run straight SAE 90 or SAE 80W/90 gear oil where a ISO 150 oil is specified. Either should work just fine for you and will be much easier to locate than a ISO 150. The ISO viscosity is mainly used in industrial applications where SAE is used in automotive/agriculture applications. One main reason is that industrial applications do not require a multi-viscosity oil due to being run in equipment that runs at a constant temperature day after day. Cars, trucks and tractors can see drastic temperature variations due to weather, hence multi-viscosity.