A place I used to buy hyd oil from, note used to, as in not any more for various reasons!
I had bought some buckets of oil, didn't specify or know anything about economy or premium, as they didn't ask or volunteer any information.
Took it to the shop, put it in. Looked on the empty bucket, there was a LOT of something that sure didn't belong in a new container of oil! Black grainy, looked like sand or metal filings.
Took it back and showed it to the lady at the counter. She shrugged it off, That is what you get when you buy the economy line, that is for leaking equipment that doesn't matter what you put in.
I told her I wish someone had explained that before I bought it and used it. Her attitude was everyone knows that and everyone wants the cheap stuff!
Well, I didn't, and I didn't!
I bought the premium to finish the job, and looked inside before using it, and it was clean.
So either I got a bad bucket of economy, or there is a big difference. But I'll never buy the EconoLube line again!
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