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I saw the rotella diesel SAE30 on the shelf and was going to email them. Seems it should be ok based on this thread link, and basically the same sort of thing as the 2 gallon diesel/gas supertech sae30. https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/2305551/1 i'm just gonna stick with...

BUMP I joined this forum just to ask this, thinking yall would know There must be thousands of people wondering the same thing since Walmart stupidly discontinued their 'SAE 30 Mower oil'. Possibly googling and will find this thread. Sure 10w-30 is ok but yes SAE30 is better for Summer. 1)...

The point of a 4 cycle engine is not to burn oil at all, not to have an oil that "burns cleanly". Using thinner oil than the manufacturer recommends is almost certain to result in increased oil burning. If you have an engine that is old and worn and burns lots of oil, use a heavy oil in it since...

so wait, one said use the quart stuff since the 2 gallon is basically diesel 2 stroke oil. But others are saying the quart size with the SN rating is basically 10w-30. Which is cleanest exhaust is all I really care about mostly. Which true straight 30 is clean burning ? A non diesel I would...

Originally Posted by bubbatime They have not discontinued the SuperTech HD30 quarts. They sell plenty of it down here in Florida. Maybe your New York location, it wasn't a hot seller, as I imagine most folks up in NY would use 5W30 or 10W30. I believe you can buy it off their website and have...

for reference, a manual for a Husqvarna 4 stroke trimmer (uses a Honda GSX25 engine) says: Quality class at least API SG. In general viscosity class SAE 10W-40 is recommended. A snapper 21" with commercial 190cc briggs says : We recommend the use of Briggs & Stratton Warranty Certified...

I used to buy walmart SAE30 for my mowers but Walmart discontinued it some months ago, I read others mention this too. When it's colder than 45F, I use 10w-30, but prefer straight SAE30 in Summer because it burns off less than 10W-30. I use 5w-30 for winter snowblower of course. Apparently no...