Gear box oil - Kubota 60" mower

[Soundguy]

what?

corn oil?


care carring?

I'm not following?

Here'' lets save some time and bandwidth.

you don't like me.

cool.. I get that.

I'm putting you on ignore after this post to solve this pesky little issue of me seeing your posts.

i suggest you do the same to me as you seem to hunt mine down to argue about.

later.

don't bother replying to my post. i GUARANTEE i won't be seeing them!

have a good day.

 

[sw03]

what?

corn oil?


care carring?

I'm not following?

Here'' lets save some time and bandwidth.

you don't like me.

cool.. I get that.

I'm putting you on ignore after this post to solve this pesky little issue of me seeing your posts.

i suggest you do the same to me as you seem to hunt mine down to argue about.

later.

don't bother replying to my post. i GUARANTEE i won't be seeing them!

have a good day.

No, this is what you were like years ago. Funny, still the same since I have been on here (2002). Yoda would say childish are you.

Again, you like walfart fluids I do not. You base fluids on price not quality, I get that. Most people change fluids so often any fluid would work. If they change at all.

Again please post results on your fluids (never will, too much I think) and I will. Never have in the past. Come up to the northeast at -20F and see how yours work....BONG.

 

[DarkBlack]

No, this is what you were like years ago. Funny, still the same since I have been on here (2002). Yoda would say childish are you.

Again, you like walfart fluids I do not. You base fluids on price not quality, I get that. Most people change fluids so often any fluid would work. If they change at all.

Again please post results on your fluids (never will, too much I think) and I will. Never have in the past. Come up to the northeast at -20F and see how yours work....BONG.

Why oh why do you have to be you? What a shame. I do happen live in the upper North East, and I can say It rarely, rarely ever get's to -20F. Only blabbering finger typers would base an argument on a machine running condition on 2 minutes of 1 day in a year. And it's a mower that gets used in the hot summer!!!
good greif Charlie:thumbdown:

 

[clemsonfor]

i have run supertech oil in my ranger about 95% of the time ive had it. @hen i got it it had about 150k on it, today it has 290k on it.. i even ran it in other stuff when i was in highschool when it was Tech2000 oil. many of the filters for the ranger were supertech filters as well. chaned oil usually every 3k miles. yes im sure that was the recomendation for it as it was a 90 model year. also it users a bit of oil but the oil sill deffinitly needs changing ay 3500 miles. these days i usually use a purolator filter.

 

[danito]

This is news to me. Corn oil meets SAE specs?

 

[Soundguy]

This is news to me. Corn oil meets SAE specs?

post #20 ?


look at the source.... that says it all...

 

[sw03]

This is news to me. Corn oil meets SAE specs?

You missed the pint like most on here. You can use junk fluid and be fine, if changed often enough...point #26 loves this stuff. He has been like this for years on here..sad case

 

[sw03]

Why oh why do you have to be you? What a shame. I do happen live in the upper North East, and I can say It rarely, rarely ever get's to -20F. Only blabbering finger typers would base an argument on a machine running condition on 2 minutes of 1 day in a year. And it's a mower that gets used in the hot summer!!!
good greif Charlie:thumbdown:

Another brite post..and a kubota snow thrower has the same applications too...Amazing.Use a chinafart fluid at the temps I stated and good luck...I see many to -5 to -15 in the winter...

:laughing: