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Posted by scott#2 on December 04, 2005 at 04:55:36 from (141.156.143.59):
I know its been discussed to death on this forum but I was talking to an old IH friend of mine the other day and he said he always used IH oil in all his machines ever since he had problems with a IH Scout. He said that one day he changed his oil out with Quaker State and then his Scout began leaking around the covers and pan. He also said it began using/burning oil as well. Then he changed it back to IH oil and everything corrected its'self. I am wondering if I should use it in my IH tractors. I noticed this on my other SA as well. When I went to another brand of oil, it started seeping out of the pan that I had just sealed up, and I know how to put on pan gaskets. I couldn't believe it was weaping oil. I was at the dealer the other day and I see IH detergent and I believe some low ash oil??. Does anyone use this stuff? And what is the difference/benifits between these product's and say regular old 30 wt. from an auto store? I sure wish there was 1 type of engine oil, one type of trans and 1 type of hyd fluid I can run in all my machines instead of having all these different products around. 5 tractors 6 vehicles and who knows how many small gas engines. Thanks Again, scott#2
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