Posted by Randy-IA on January 15, 2011 at 19:59:50 from (72.100.95.244):
Hi All. My local dealer of Oliver parts (20 miles away) suggested the other day that I could use SAE 20 motor oil (if I could find it) in my 1755 instead of type 55 hydro oil. Are they that similar or is/are there differences in the additives ? I'm using JD Hyguard now which is $20 cheaper per 5 gallons than type 55 not to mention the JD dealer is only 9 miles away. But times are getting tougher and I'm looking for an even cheaper alternative. I tryed the farm and fleet brand Harvest King but it was way to thick for allseason use. I'm NOT asking for application specific suggestions just the differences between hydro oil and motor oil. Thanks for any opinions on this!
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