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5w-30wt in White Tractor??

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Michael West

01-10-2004 17:40:42




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Hi, I have a 2-63-15 White Mighty Hoe tractor, it is a 1973 model with a Waukashaw gas engine 6 banger. Can I use 5w-30wt oil in it as it is pretty cold here in the northwest. I had 20w-50wt in it from the summer and it would not even turn over at -10 Degrees. Usually it does not get that low but thought I should use a lighter engine oil. Thanks for any replies.




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klf

01-11-2004 14:38:03




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 Re: 5w-30wt in White Tractor?? in reply to Michael West, 01-10-2004 17:40:42  
I would use 10W-30 or 15W-40 all year round. 5W-30 is good for cars (like ones with over head cams), but I wouldn't recommend it in tractors.



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Kenny Grimm

01-11-2004 07:21:01




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 Re: 5w-30wt in White Tractor?? in reply to Michael West, 01-10-2004 17:40:42  
If you have a good engine you should be ok, but that is a light oil-maybe 10w30 would be better? I just bought a 26315 backhoe. I'd like to talk to you about it and see what the good and bads points are about it.



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Michael West

01-11-2004 12:43:06




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 Re: Re: 5w-30wt in White Tractor?? in reply to Kenny Grimm, 01-11-2004 07:21:01  
Hi Kenny, my e-mail is
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E-mail if you like and I can give you my number or however you want to communicate.



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Michael West

01-11-2004 18:32:45




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 Re: Re: Re: 5w-30wt in White Tractor?? in reply to Michael West, 01-11-2004 12:43:06  
Thanks guys, I think I will go with 10w-30wt, should be a whole lot better than 20w-50wt for cold weather.



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