Posted by notjustair on September 24, 2016 at 20:40:44 from (70.195.9.69):
In Reply to: Re: Oil choice? posted by jeremy in ne on September 24, 2016 at 19:09:04:
If the stuff is all old just switch to Rotella or Delvac. The other option is to run plus 50 in everything. That's a pricey choice but it would be quality oil. I'm not sure who makes their oil for them. If you don't take the machines to the dealer where you would want work warranteed just switch all of them over. It's not like your other oils aren't quality choices.
The four Deere tractors on the farm get Deere everything. They always have. I get first rate service from the dealer at a moments notice but pay dearly for it.
The IH stuff uses Wix filters and Rotella. I wouldn't dream of taking any of those tractors to the CIH dealer so I haven't worried about filter/fluid brand. With TA's and such I use the HyTran in the rearends.
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