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I don't buy that. The additive packages put into oils that have a wider viscosity
range has to be better in order to acheive the range. That's why 15-50 oil cost
more than 15-40 or 10-30. Of course if you don't need the viscosity range, then
you are wasting your money buying expensive oil. IE, putting Castrol 15-50 racing
oil into my Ford 8N tractor that never goes above 2000 RPM would be a waste of
money.
"Norona, Mike" wrote:
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> Steve & List,
> A rep from Advanced Lubrication informed me multi-grade engine oils with a
> large viscosity range are generally not as good as those with a smaller
> range. He cautioned against anything over a 20wt range; for example, use
> 5-20 or 10-30 rather than 5-30 or 10-40. Any "experts" on our list care to
> comment?
> - mazo mike
> Mike Noroņa
> Mazomanie, Wisconsin
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