Re: Yup.

Posted by KRUSS on May 25, 2006 at 18:12:01 from (142.161.204.108):

In Reply to: Yup. posted by steve from mo - dangit! on May 25, 2006 at 08:40:02:

Actually, if your tractor has adequate block heater or heaters and is inside an unheated shed 15W40 is also quite satisfactory in winter. It is what I have used for 15 years without undue difficulty. I would much rather start a tractor that's been plugged in for 6 hours and has 15W40 than one that has 10 or 5W30 and hasn't been plugged in. But then what would I know about it, I'm from Manitoba and it seldom gets cold here!!

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