On sale at bass pro. Got 12 gallons. Should last awhile. ;)
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On sale at bass pro. Got 12 gallons. Should last awhile. ;)
Mais bruh, dat's a deal.
The only way it'd be mo better is if MO bought it.
"gene"
I better check and see if they have 4 stroke oil on sale
MO only puts dat Evinrude oil in dat Evinrude motor....
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It's on sale too.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Looks to me MO gots plenty money.Quote:
Originally Posted by MO Slab
Ain't four stroke oil just regular oil? not trying to be funny, just askinQuote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Yep....I been using Castrol 15w40
Naw sir, I’s just puttin’ what it calls furQuote:
Originally Posted by jig rig
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I feel your pain, I gotta buy that high dollar oil alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by MO Slab
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If it meets the National Marine Manufacturer Association (NMMA) Four Cycle Water Cooled (FC-W) standards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slab
Not trying to stir, but I retired from Exxon and they make a great 2 stroke oil as well as penzoil and quite a few others. But I don't know of any out board manufacturers in the oil business. What I'm saying is the important thing is the specs, not the brand. The manufactures are buying it from oil refiners and marking it up. I did use yamaha oil in my yamaha 2 strokes and my mercury 2 strokes. Only because my boat dealer bought it in drums and you could bring a jug and fill it at a very good discount. I may be lucky but I never had a boat engine problem, except the one I blew up from running it with the wrong prop and turning about 1200 rpm's to high. Auto manufactures don't typically tell you what brand oil either, just what spec. Also, while I'm at it. I made rubber at exxon. Our biggest production grade is used as an motor oil additve for viscosity indexing. I know this tired y'all out , at least it did me. haha
Great info "D". Was that the plant where you worked that had the fire a week or so ago.
"gene"
Yes PawPaw it was. Right down the street from the wax rack my step son works at. My oldest daughter works there in public relations. Deals with a lot of the govt. agencies. She was called in at 11:45 pm and was there until 5:45 pm the next day. It was a pipeband fire. As a former Fire squad Captain, I can say those are hard fires to deal with sometimes. Esp. if more than one line is opened up. I had one that I crawled around in for 40 minutes until we blocked it out. After that , since I got no volunteers to go up that day and ended up doing it myself, I started just picking someone and telling them to do it. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene"
A couple of links by Kevin McCarney on motor oils and additives. They were / are an eye opener for me.
New Era for Proprietary Oil Service Ratings - AutoInc.
Modern motor oil madness | Search Autoparts
New Specs for 2020
Get Ready for GF-6 Motor Oil | MOTOR
what was the street letters and #'s D?Quote:
Originally Posted by "D"
Feed stock makes a big difference D. But you know dat. Exxon does the dance with marketing too. ;) I have been in the old canning building and saw the bottles with different labels many times.Quote:
Originally Posted by "D"
This is gonna make a lot of people :scratchhead:scratchhead:scratchhead.Quote:
Originally Posted by jig rig
I have climbed all over those piperacks in Exxon many times...Quote:
Originally Posted by "D"
Not sure JR. It was at the LNA rail crossing from what I understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by jig rig
I believe you even came in our control room a few times. RLA 3Quote:
Originally Posted by prefers shiners
Yep...been all over RLA 3....Quote:
Originally Posted by "D"
Did a internet search and the best answer is Citgo bottles Yamalube and Quicksilver near Chicago. I don't completely trust that info, but I found it on a couple sights.
I run the Evinrude 2 stroke oil in mine as well, not cause of warranty or nothing motor only 29 years old... lol. I've used Walmart 2 stroke oil before and it smokes quite a bit more, actually alot more. I usually order Evinrude oil online from Walmart, I can get it for less than $20 a gallon in 3 packs with free shipping.Quote:
Originally Posted by MO Slab
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