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| Agricultural & Lawn Equipment Discussion of Diesels Used in Agricultural - Tractors , Lawn Mowers , Combines , Ag Equipment , Zero Turns |
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I don't see why not we run that in the little john deere tractors at work and I've never seen a problem with any of it.
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Thanks, I just wasnt sure if kubota called for one particular oil. I guess I would run rotella even if they did.
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As Service Manager for a large equipment rental company for 15 years, I have used Shell Rotella T, Mobile Delvac, and Chevron Delo 400. All equipment (including Kubota)was tested with scheduled oil sampling, and the results were the same. The only oil that I know of that will screw with a sample is Penzoil due to a high copper content. If this oil is known during the SOS, then it does not even it show a problem. In short, use a well-known brand that is Diesel rated. You will be OK.
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thanks kirk
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i used to be a mechanic at a kubota dealership and all we used in the diesels was 15-40 thats what i even run in my G1800
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