J jkasch Joined Apr 7, 2010 Messages 837 Location Michigan Mar 14, 2021 #1 My Generac standby and Toro zero turn both call for 5w30 synthetic. One jug will fill both. Any favorites for this application and grade?
My Generac standby and Toro zero turn both call for 5w30 synthetic. One jug will fill both. Any favorites for this application and grade?
S simple_gifts Joined Jul 26, 2004 Messages 14,115 Location New Bri-en, CT Mar 14, 2021 #2 Odd; I guess they want good flow in the those < 32F mowing situations.
G glock19 Joined Mar 12, 2013 Messages 1,190 Location Virginia Mar 14, 2021 #4 I use Kirkland 5w30 in my small engines. It’s hard to beat 10 quarts for under $30 delivered to my house. Before that, I used to buy Pennzoil Platinum. You can usually find a 5 quart jug if it for just under $20.
I use Kirkland 5w30 in my small engines. It’s hard to beat 10 quarts for under $30 delivered to my house. Before that, I used to buy Pennzoil Platinum. You can usually find a 5 quart jug if it for just under $20.
J jkasch Thread starter Joined Apr 7, 2010 Messages 837 Location Michigan Mar 14, 2021 #5 simple_gifts said: Odd; I guess they want good flow in the those < 32F mowing situations. Click to expand... Well, the Generac specifically calls for 5w30. It needs to start in Michigan winters. The Toro specifies any synthetic grade from 5w-20 to 10w30.
simple_gifts said: Odd; I guess they want good flow in the those < 32F mowing situations. Click to expand... Well, the Generac specifically calls for 5w30. It needs to start in Michigan winters. The Toro specifies any synthetic grade from 5w-20 to 10w30.
