Posted by Jim.ME on May 22, 2021 at 15:47:21 from (67.242.178.40):
In Reply to: 303 lawsuit posted by moresmoke on May 20, 2021 at 18:18:56:
If you read the lawsuits most include some, or all, these or similar claims against the manufacturers and sellers (some even more): Unjust enrichment, Negligent misrepresentation, Fraudulent misrepresentation, Breach of express warranty, Breach of implied warranty, and Violation of state consumer protection laws.
Basically they made/sold a less expensive oil at a bigger profit. They represented it as 303 when a key ingredient in the John Deere formula is not available (303 was a John Deere Product and the name had recognition as such). 303 was discontinued in 1974 by John Deere so use, in at least their equipment, between 1974 (J14B introduction) and 1979 would not have been right for 303.
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