Posted by Jim.ME on February 08, 2022 at 15:43:48 from (67.242.176.154):
In Reply to: Allis b posted by Wildthing on February 08, 2022 at 11:46:49:
How often are you going to work it 6 plus hours a day 6 or seven days a week, like a farmer would back in its day? Even without the higher level of zinc in some diesel oils, I doubt you will run it enough to wear the cam and lifters out. Most any new detergent oil will be better than the oils available when your B was built. If you are only going to run it when the temperature is above 32F, 30 weight would be fine. If you are going to start it at lower temps you might want 10W30. Many of us run 15W40 diesel oil year-round. Take your pick on oil, you are not going to get everyone here to agree on and say use this one oil, at least I have never seen it happen yet. JMHO
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