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Posted by davpal on May 03, 2006 at 21:02:26 from (216.93.94.29):
In Reply to: AMsoil posted by timbersavage on May 03, 2006 at 18:26:20:
If it were a car going down the road averaging 60 mph it would be equivilant to about 18,000 miles of driving. It would depend more on if you are in a dusty enviroment and the oil gets really dirty or not. If you keep nice filters on it you could probably go 500 hours or more. If it is extremely dusty enviroment the 300 hours is probably a good idea. Amsoil had a test Kenworth truck with 400,000 miles on the oil that they just kept changing the filters on and adding oil when it needed it. The oil analysis showed the oil had not chemically broke down. Usually your conscience makes you change oil more than the actual need for it. good luck.
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