mikewood869
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Anyone know what a Wisconsin vh4d oil takes? Is it 10w 30 or 15w 40?
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old
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- Camdenton Missouri
Either one would be just fine
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mikewood869
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I forgot to say or 5w 30?
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Steve@Advance
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I would use 15w 40 diesel oil.
old
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- Location
- Camdenton Missouri
Any of those would work just fine. Oil now is a whole lot better then when it was made
Jim.ME
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- central ME
Here is a clip from the VH4D manual regarding oil. Starting on page 11 of this pdf, if you want to see all that the VH4D manual says about oil.
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/829442/Wisconsin-Vh4d.html
crsutton81
Member
We have several that are ran hard in
the middle of the summer. I ran Sae
30 in all of them until recently and
switched everything over to 15w-40.
It has cured the mysterious oil
burning and somewhat increased
performance since the switch. I
wouldn't hesitate to use whatever is
easiest to keep on hand for a 1 size
fits all.
the middle of the summer. I ran Sae
30 in all of them until recently and
switched everything over to 15w-40.
It has cured the mysterious oil
burning and somewhat increased
performance since the switch. I
wouldn't hesitate to use whatever is
easiest to keep on hand for a 1 size
fits all.
David from Kansas
Well-known Member
Ran one on a 214T JD baler for years. Used 30W but wouldn't hesitate to use 15W-40 as that is what I use in diesel tractors.
But, would probably use the 15W-40 recommended for gas engines.
But, would probably use the 15W-40 recommended for gas engines.
rustred
Well-known Member
ok everyone has there oil preference,..i would use castrol 20-50 without a dought. incase you dont know 15-40 is a diesel engine oil. not
that it will hurt anything but lots of people have no clue on oils. then engine work for there keep so give them good oil. i would be using
higher grade than 10-30.
that it will hurt anything but lots of people have no clue on oils. then engine work for there keep so give them good oil. i would be using
higher grade than 10-30.
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