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Take it to the drags in Baytown once a year. J/k I would run your EB all the time and stick your foot in it once every few weeks.

Ok yes. This is good now. How are ya buddy, I'm new here. I live outside of Waco. I will be 31 in about 2 weeks. I live in the country. Now that I've told everyone a bit about me .

I was asked for a link...provided one. You are still avoiding my questions, why? I've answered all yours.

I said that because that is exactly how some guys are..on this form shooting holes in any data that they didn't produce...if it's not theirs...its suspect. Not all members but I have lurked long enough to see it. I don't think you can admit you were wrong...can you? I am not a...

I did say I was new. I never got an apology for the accusation...or are you to good for that? Why the chip on your shoulder? You came out and swung for no reason.

You are being a jerk dude. You accused me of something I wasn't. You are not being a man and apologizing for it. I just called you out on you ATTACKING A NEW MEMBER.

Lol, I thought you were "new" here. What number is this incarnation? Dude! Did you even stop to think I lurked for a therefore joining? Lame

Donald, I'm not disputing that.

There is no data proving it is a better oil..just that it is higher priced.

I never said It was Donald. I said "bypass type, two filters in one".

I've had hydros get so hot working, when unhooked, they barely move the tractors under their own power. Keep em'cool and change the fluid regularly. Again, high rpm, low gear, light pedal position...if possible. Experience with:B3011 Kabota compact tractor 46hp John Deere compact tractor 1970s...

No, it was a member here. Link https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ub...amp;Search=true Made up, biased....i don't know. It wasn't done in a lab so the data mist be junk right???? I know how some of you guys work...if you don't know a product, talk trash about the findings...

The main filter is basically a rock catcher...the bypass part is a round super dense disk. Look it up, it's really cool how they did it.

Hal, No sir. I was told by a rep that it is 80% @25-40 micron and 96% @5 micron. It is a bypass type oil filter with a regular element. Two filters in one.

If you are wanting particle removal, look into a Microgreen oil filter. There were tests on this site comparing it to a K&N oil filter. The MG had over 50% less particles tested in the oil. That's why I run them. Great filters but a bit pricey. Worth it. Use a good quality oil, PP is good. You...

Alex, In my experience, with a little 3011 tractor, low range and rev'ed high produced the least slippage and ran cooler than high range light throttle, which produced the most slippage and heat. Change the fluid often, they can run super hot when under load like dragging a plow. Similar to a...

Smith, a good read there. Now only if it would convence him.

Honestly I don't know. 10w40 in Texas, while not ideal I'm sure, should have been ok. I'm guessing it had to do with air filtration. He would use compressed air to blow out the filter. Never could talk him out of doing it. I'd say the compressed air punched holes in the filter letting dirt in...

Those engines aren't picky. I would run Valvoline synpower 5w30 year round. I'm in Waco and it never gets cold here. Broc, he mentioned Valvoline, I assume the synthetic he wants to run is Synpower, a Group III,hydrocracked oil.

Go for it, no flush really needed. I would just follow the monitor with any name brand synthetic of your choice.