BryanM
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I am looking for sae 140 to go into a gear box on an old baler. Do they still have it and where can I get it? Is their a substitue?
I need help with oil Please!
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Bird
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Does it have to be single viscosity; i.e., SAE 140, or can you use the multiple viscosity oils? I know AutoZone has the Coastal 85W140 and I'll bet most other auto parts stores do, too.
bota7800
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If you decide you need single viscosity, try a petroleum specialist. Every city has them. I used to have to get aviation oil from them and they stock various oils. They are probably more knowledgeable than the average AutoZone type employee about oils as well.
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Yes straight 140 weight is available but usually only from people like me who sell oil. You will probably have to contact a local oil distributor to get a straight weight these day's. The best thing to do is go with a multi-viscosity oil. My suggestion would be to use a 85W/140 if you plan on using conventional oil. You will get all the benifit's of easier operation at cold temps while maintaining the film strength of a 140 weight at operating temp.
