I tried to find some real life data on JD oils, but not much. So , is anyone in here using their oil and what type?
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No info? try a search lots of info on JD oils here with U and VOA's
I want to but haven't hit the tractor place yet to see what they have. Some are Chevron and others are Northern.
cut and paste this high zinc in a lighter weight oil that we all can use not silly 20w-50 in a toyota!
jdparts.deere.com/partsmkt/document/english/pmac/5702_fb_TorqGardSupreme.htm
jdparts.deere.com/partsmkt/document/english/pmac/5702_fb_TorqGardSupreme.htm
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found it in the search ,thanks.
All i can say it's it's a great oil!
Does this thread make sense to anyone???
Totally agree, Bob. I use their 0-40 (made by XOM Canada, if memory serves) in my diesel stuff.
I was just trying to figure out the word'age in the posts.....
I was just trying to figure out the word'age in the posts.....
deere actually has 4 different offerings of oil;
plus 50 hdeo; 10w30, 15w40, 0w-40 the plus 50 designates 50% extended drain intervals on jd engines with jd filters
torq gard supreme; hdeo for standard drain intervals; 5w30,10w-30,30, 15w40
plus 4; it is their automotive offering available in 5w30, 10w30, 10w-40,
turf-gard; 5w30,10w-30,10w-40,15w-40, and 10w30 break-in
i've been using their plus 50 for over 15 years with excellent results(several used oil analysis posted in hdeo section)
up until a couple of years ago i also used their plus-4 automotive oil, but with the availability of motorcraft 5 qt for 11.50 (5w-20)i save a little.
whatever the op is planning on using any deere oil in rest assured all of their oil holds up very well
plus 50 hdeo; 10w30, 15w40, 0w-40 the plus 50 designates 50% extended drain intervals on jd engines with jd filters
torq gard supreme; hdeo for standard drain intervals; 5w30,10w-30,30, 15w40
plus 4; it is their automotive offering available in 5w30, 10w30, 10w-40,
turf-gard; 5w30,10w-30,10w-40,15w-40, and 10w30 break-in
i've been using their plus 50 for over 15 years with excellent results(several used oil analysis posted in hdeo section)
up until a couple of years ago i also used their plus-4 automotive oil, but with the availability of motorcraft 5 qt for 11.50 (5w-20)i save a little.
whatever the op is planning on using any deere oil in rest assured all of their oil holds up very well
good report ty
John Deere has recently changed their Plus 50 (CI rated) oil and it is now called Plus 50 II (CJ rated).
I was comparing their specs to other HDEO and it seems that the Deere oil is noticeably thicker than other brands. I wonder if this is to address the different operating conditions that ag equipment runs under (more full load).
Google Plus 50 II to find lots of info. It is not API certified if that is a concern to you (not me).
https://jdparts.deere.com/partsmkt/document/english/pmac/5565_fb_Plus5015W40_0W40.htm
I was comparing their specs to other HDEO and it seems that the Deere oil is noticeably thicker than other brands. I wonder if this is to address the different operating conditions that ag equipment runs under (more full load).
Google Plus 50 II to find lots of info. It is not API certified if that is a concern to you (not me).
https://jdparts.deere.com/partsmkt/document/english/pmac/5565_fb_Plus5015W40_0W40.htm
plus 50 has always been on the thick side yes.
Just left the J. D store here, they did not have any oil on display and I walked around for 3 or 4 minutes lookingl for it. PS, and no one in the store ask me if they could help me, so Im going to the store in Crossville tn and try there.
OK, the Deere/NAPA store in Crossville, TN has 10 or 11 quarts of the older CH-4 0w40. They won't get the new stuff until that supply is exhausted. Price was $6.50/quart.
They are also selling Mobil 1 oils at $5.80/quart, Mobil 1 0w40 included. They had some sparker oils too.
AND, they have the hard-to-get Valvoline Euro 5w40 too for $7.xx/quart.
They are also selling Mobil 1 oils at $5.80/quart, Mobil 1 0w40 included. They had some sparker oils too.
AND, they have the hard-to-get Valvoline Euro 5w40 too for $7.xx/quart.
Originally Posted By: BobFout
OK, the Deere/NAPA store in Crossville, TN has 10 or 11 quarts of the older CH-4 0w40. They won't get the new stuff until that supply is exhausted. Price was $6.50/quart.
They are also selling Mobil 1 oils at $5.80/quart, Mobil 1 0w40 included. They had some sparker oils too.
AND, they have the hard-to-get Valvoline Euro 5w40 too for $7.xx/quart.
Looks like some good prices on some great oil,grab some.
OK, the Deere/NAPA store in Crossville, TN has 10 or 11 quarts of the older CH-4 0w40. They won't get the new stuff until that supply is exhausted. Price was $6.50/quart.
They are also selling Mobil 1 oils at $5.80/quart, Mobil 1 0w40 included. They had some sparker oils too.
AND, they have the hard-to-get Valvoline Euro 5w40 too for $7.xx/quart.
Looks like some good prices on some great oil,grab some.
Originally Posted By: daman
Originally Posted By: BobFout
OK, the Deere/NAPA store in Crossville, TN has 10 or 11 quarts of the older CH-4 0w40. They won't get the new stuff until that supply is exhausted. Price was $6.50/quart.
They are also selling Mobil 1 oils at $5.80/quart, Mobil 1 0w40 included. They had some sparker oils too.
AND, they have the hard-to-get Valvoline Euro 5w40 too for $7.xx/quart.
Looks like some good prices on some great oil,grab some.
I wish I could. I already have 5 quarts of Mobil 1 0w40, 10 quarts of Redline 0w40, 10 quarts of Royal Purple 0w40 and 15 quarts of Amsoil DEO
Originally Posted By: BobFout
OK, the Deere/NAPA store in Crossville, TN has 10 or 11 quarts of the older CH-4 0w40. They won't get the new stuff until that supply is exhausted. Price was $6.50/quart.
They are also selling Mobil 1 oils at $5.80/quart, Mobil 1 0w40 included. They had some sparker oils too.
AND, they have the hard-to-get Valvoline Euro 5w40 too for $7.xx/quart.
Looks like some good prices on some great oil,grab some.
I wish I could. I already have 5 quarts of Mobil 1 0w40, 10 quarts of Redline 0w40, 10 quarts of Royal Purple 0w40 and 15 quarts of Amsoil DEO
Originally Posted By: BobFout
Originally Posted By: daman
Originally Posted By: BobFout
OK, the Deere/NAPA store in Crossville, TN has 10 or 11 quarts of the older CH-4 0w40. They won't get the new stuff until that supply is exhausted. Price was $6.50/quart.
They are also selling Mobil 1 oils at $5.80/quart, Mobil 1 0w40 included. They had some sparker oils too.
AND, they have the hard-to-get Valvoline Euro 5w40 too for $7.xx/quart.
Looks like some good prices on some great oil,grab some.
I wish I could. I already have 5 quarts of Mobil 1 0w40, 10 quarts of Redline 0w40, 10 quarts of Royal Purple 0w40 and 15 quarts of Amsoil DEO
thats just a baby stash.
Originally Posted By: daman
Originally Posted By: BobFout
OK, the Deere/NAPA store in Crossville, TN has 10 or 11 quarts of the older CH-4 0w40. They won't get the new stuff until that supply is exhausted. Price was $6.50/quart.
They are also selling Mobil 1 oils at $5.80/quart, Mobil 1 0w40 included. They had some sparker oils too.
AND, they have the hard-to-get Valvoline Euro 5w40 too for $7.xx/quart.
Looks like some good prices on some great oil,grab some.
I wish I could. I already have 5 quarts of Mobil 1 0w40, 10 quarts of Redline 0w40, 10 quarts of Royal Purple 0w40 and 15 quarts of Amsoil DEO
thats just a baby stash.
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