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OIL, what do you guys use?
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Posted by caseyc on April 05, 2005 at 07:18:31 from (66.17.100.10):
i have been useing the CIH low ash 10w and 30w. i have no objections to it other than the price. i need to trim some costs to get my inputs down and there is definetly cheaper oil out there and was just wondering what everybody else uses. do i need low ash oil or not? do i need non-detergent oil or not? i have a 706 wit the 263 gas, a 766 with the 360 diesel and a WD allis. i use 10w in the winter in the 706 and 30w in summer and leave 30w in the other two since they aren't used in the winter. i'm looking at napa oil but it is not low ash. casey in SD
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