BX2200 going synthetic QUESTION

Moon · Dec 7, 2004

Which one do you spend the extra 8 bucks on?
Does wally world (walmart) sell amisol?
Thanks,
Moon of Ohio

BrettW · Dec 7, 2004

Did anyone have luck with the Hastings Filter site? I tried it on my Kub engine filter, 16271-32090 and it couldn't find it. Also tired andother number for the same filter, BB506D03, still no luck thanks, This if for a B7800 Kubota, bret w

BrettW · Dec 7, 2004

I thought we were suppose to change it out every 50 hours? If you don't get 50 hrs, then you change it every 6 months? bw

gsxr1100 · Dec 7, 2004

Kubota oil passes API Service CH-4, CG-4, CF-4, CF, CE, CD, CC/SL, SJ so anything that is "in line" with that is fine.

Any Redline or Amsoil diesel oils are fine for Kubota or any diesel.

gsxr1100 · Dec 7, 2004

I would use Baldwin over Hastings but that is me. Baldwin makes Amsoil SDF filters.

I change mine every year no matter hours. Used Amsoil 15w-40 since 96 with zero problems. I will be testing my BX22 oil in the spring and will post yet another oil analysis. Which I expect nothing short of a great report.

I would say 50 hours or 6-months for the cheap dino oils... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

gsxr1100 · Dec 7, 2004

your local wal-mart will NEVER carry an Amsoil or Redline product. Their clientele will never buy it since it is not on "roll back" or the price is way too high.

Moon · Dec 7, 2004

So, where do you buy Amsoil and Redline products?

Moon of Ohio

gsxr1100 · Dec 7, 2004

Most garages and speed shops in my area have them. It is very common around here.

browncountyoh · Dec 7, 2004

Moon, I just go to their website and order. They then send it through a dealer. Mine comes out of Columbus, Oh. I use the 10-40w and their oil filter in my Deere.

Brent in Ohio

Moon · Dec 8, 2004

Thanks for the replies guys!
I've looked for Amsoil but I don't shop garages or speed shops. I like the idea of ordering it online since I'm not that close to any speed shop.

Thanks,
Moon of Ohio