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    #11
    All my equipment has oil changed before being put in the shed. Chore tractors every 250 hours. Regular 15w40 no overpriced +50 stuff. Anything that runs on gas gets 5w20 synthetic. I hate to admit it but I get the synthetic from peaveymart and haven’t had any issues with oil loss or low pressure. Walmart engine oil is only good for the transmission and final drives in a 60’s era cat. Fwiw we don’t put enough hours on in a season to wear out the oil between changes.

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      #12
      Originally posted by wiseguy
      Some don't change oil on leased equipment or trucks !
      OR on yearly FLIPPED iron, NO oil, NO grease, just drive the sh it out of it....Ritchies needs more iron. Everyone has heard of the Naicam bunch. 4 -1 year old 8910 60' NH3 units at Ritchies! WTF?

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        #13
        I change them in the fall then start em up once a month or so, pick your warmer days obviously in winter. Store with full fuel tank to avoid condensation issues.

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          #14
          Originally posted by Bin Lurking View Post
          I change them in the fall then start em up once a month or so, pick your warmer days obviously in winter. Store with full fuel tank to avoid condensation issues.
          Is that in Australia or canada? I thought there was still farm work and winter crops going on during the winter in Australia?

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            #15
            oh, oh

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