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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Jubilee oil

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Posted by RMD on June 18, 1998 at 07:08:31:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Jubilee oil posted by Hal S. on June 17, 1998 at 14:15:29:

Yes, I'm aware of those oils. The problem is that they are not available in most retail outlets, and where they are available it is generally in larger containers at premium prices. If you have a little Kubota that only takes 2 liters in the crankcase and live in a non-farming area (like Connecticut where I live) you can't buy just a couple quarts of Rottella at a reasonable price in a retail store (and 15W-40 doesn't match the viscosity recommendations in the owners manual for either my Kubota or my Ford diesel).

Anyway, the original point is that the guy with a Jubilee doesn't need to look for a diesel service oil as suggested by Farmer, the cheaper, mass market SJ oils will do just fine.

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: : Yes, I'm aware of those oils. The problem is that they are not available in most retail outlets, and where they are available it is generally in larger containers at premium prices. If you have a little Kubota that only takes 2 liters in the crankcase and live in a non-farming area (like Connecticut where I live) you can't buy just a couple quarts of Rottella at a reasonable price in a retail store (and 15W-40 doesn't match the viscosity recommendations in the owners manual for either my Kubota or my Ford diesel). : Anyway, the original point is that the guy with a Jubilee doesn't need to look for a diesel service oil as suggested by Farmer, the cheaper, mass market SJ oils will do just fine.

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