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I've read Toyotas owners being happy with Havoline MV. It specifically lists the 3309 spec. Not sure on WS, that's much newer than anything I've needed oil for. I bought a case for my Dodge for when I put a kit in the valve body, maybe next week. I used Mobil last time, but it was over $30...

Lube distributor still exist though. It's what I do. We go through ~40-80,000lbs of oil a week.

Making me feel old now!

I bought some a few years ago that's supposed to help dry rot for a tractor, but I never used it, forgot what I did with the jug even 🤣

Theory is that the **** sinks to the bottom of the crankcase vs keep in circulation. With a filter, caught by. Dunno, Im not an oil engineer, I just sell and deliver the stuff. Air compressors still spec 30wt ND

Lot of older stuff didn't have oil filters, so makes sense. I've seen engines from the 70s even without full flow filtration. Congenital flatheads, Toyota 1F, etc. I'm surprised newer small engines that don't have filters don't spec ND 30wt anymore, least that I've seen. New generator I bought...

It's even more fun doing it 4 or 5 times. Been there, done that, wore out the t-shirts.

Yeah not many people want a flatbed Dodge 5500 or rusty 25 year old Jetta 🤣

Same. Just me and the dog. Would be nice to have someone that responds back sometimes though.

About $700 a year. Vehicle insurance for 5 vehicles is about $1800 a year. Just liability though, don't have anything that'd be worthy of full coverage. Newest is near 20 years old. Oldest over 40.

3 generations ago, yes. My grandfather likely wouldn't have been able to handle house duties if my memere passed first. He passed in his 70s in 2003, she made it to 95, passed about 2 months ago. She was only ok because my uncle retired from the .mil and they bought the homestead and moved in...

It's why I put my deductible to 15 or 20k. Unless the place burns down or falls over, I have no use for insurance. Anything under that, I'll deal with. Like this wiring mess, I'd run it underground, DIY. I could do it for probably under $1000 of materials. But of course I understand some...

It came up on new posts, so someone else must have.

I've been there before 🤣

By who?

Surprised it's not Chevron. We cover a ton of marine stuff.

Which dealer? Lot of my stuff is too old for the dealer.

Don't blame you, stuff is crazy money. Maybe fine on a high dollar race car, but a huge waste on equipment when tons of quality fluids are available at reasonable prices.

Not familiar with Rando MV 32, might be an old name. There's HDZ 32

I've been getting the Havoline MV ATF for my truck that specs Mobil 3309. It feels weird using a "universal" fluid though.