I have a Husq. 26" 2 blade rider and love it because it will cut wet grass without clogging and is all I use in the spring when all the manufactured deck ZTs (have 3 of them) clog in a New York Minute......so this isn't a thumb-your-nose reply.
Problem with never changing oil is that full flow filters only collect down to 20 microns. The "film" that occurs below that molecular size remains in the engine. I change my oil when it gets dirty, not some time table.
Oh and on air cooled engine temps, I run full syn in mine because of so called high temps. One day I worked one of mine hard and brought it in and got out the non-contact infrared thermometer and the highest temp I could find was 187F. Since dino oil starts going down hill around 240 or thereabouts as I read, looks like dino would do just fine in air cooled engines......sounds good but in fact, moving to full syn allowed me to change once per season or on a bi-seasonal basis, rather than 2 or 3 times per season that was required with dino oils of the same viscosity.
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