Lawn Mower Oil Filter Prices - WTB Cheap
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Go to napaonline.com. Put in an Oklahoma City zip code. It will bring up the 3 stores there. Go to visit store website. Look in lower left hand corner - $10 off $20 purchase, July 1 - 31, 2015. Irishman
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Go to napaonline.com. Put in an Oklahoma City zip code. It will bring up the 3 stores there. Go to visit store website. Look in lower left hand corner - $10 off $20 purchase, July 1 - 31, 2015. Irishman
Aha! Thank you very much!
OPE doesnt need a $12 filter I dont care what anyone says...find a $2-3 automotive filter that fits and sleep good at night....its normally the 3614/3600 style for the 3/4x16 threads but sometimes the smaller 4967 is a better fit... or the 6607/7317 style for the 20x1.5 threads...works on about 99% of the standard commercially available units out there....been there done this...bought the tshirt.
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OPE doesnt need a $12 filter I dont care what anyone says...find a $2-3 automotive filter that fits and sleep good at night....its normally the 3614/3600 style for the 3/4x16 threads but sometimes the smaller 4967 is a better fit... or the 6607/7317 style for the 20x1.5 threads...works on about 99% of the standard commercially available units out there....been there done this...bought the tshirt.
Except for the fact that these are not the exact same size like I was asking for, and these have completely different bypass settings than the manufacturer specifies. If something were to happen under warranty (or even after), your $2-3 filter would then become a $1,500 engine replacement. I could buy a lot of t-shirts for that. No thanks.
I ended up going with the Napa Gold 7035 x2. Used Irishman's tip for $10 off $20, and because I waited patiently in line, the manager also honored the 10% off reservation discount, even though they aren't supposed to. Final price for 2 was less than $14. This will get me through the next 2 winters, 1 for tomorrow (8hr change), and 1 before the first start next spring (1yr oci@~60-80hrs). Thanks for all the help.
OPE doesnt need a $12 filter I dont care what anyone says...find a $2-3 automotive filter that fits and sleep good at night....its normally the 3614/3600 style for the 3/4x16 threads but sometimes the smaller 4967 is a better fit... or the 6607/7317 style for the 20x1.5 threads...works on about 99% of the standard commercially available units out there....been there done this...bought the tshirt.
Except for the fact that these are not the exact same size like I was asking for, and these have completely different bypass settings than the manufacturer specifies. If something were to happen under warranty (or even after), your $2-3 filter would then become a $1,500 engine replacement. I could buy a lot of t-shirts for that. No thanks.
I ended up going with the Napa Gold 7035 x2. Used Irishman's tip for $10 off $20, and because I waited patiently in line, the manager also honored the 10% off reservation discount, even though they aren't supposed to. Final price for 2 was less than $14. This will get me through the next 2 winters, 1 for tomorrow (8hr change), and 1 before the first start next spring (1yr oci@~60-80hrs). Thanks for all the help.
How do you know it has completely different bypass settings? Have you seen a spec sheet on the 49065-7007 that includes the bypass information?
Yep and just as an example...Kohlers latest and greatest double throw down heavy duty industrial super duty oem filter(the yellow one) is a much talked down upon champ ecore.
and they work fine...have a few of them(plus lots of others) cut in my previous posts take a look...we do alot of OPE oil changes in my business and ive cut a bunch so Im not talking out my backside...only time I would use a $$$ filter in OPE is while under warranty...once it passes the warranty line its the cheapest thing that I trust....
and they work fine...have a few of them(plus lots of others) cut in my previous posts take a look...we do alot of OPE oil changes in my business and ive cut a bunch so Im not talking out my backside...only time I would use a $$$ filter in OPE is while under warranty...once it passes the warranty line its the cheapest thing that I trust....
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