anybody know what oil can i substitute for tellus t-22?
all my local parts stores tell me their is no alternative. mike
all my local parts stores tell me their is no alternative. mike
alternatives for tellus T-22 hydraulic oil?
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What application are you using this product for?
http://www.epc.shell.com/Docs/GPCDOC_local_TDS_TDS_85.pdf
http://www.epc.shell.com/Docs/GPCDOC_local_TDS_TDS_85.pdf
Hi Mike,
call a company like Shell or Mobil.
They can cross reference the Tellus part number for you.
We use Petro Canada gear oils and coolant in our machines at work. I called them and they cross referenced 30 year old part numbers from Mobil and Shell.
Most companies can do this, no problem.
Ryan
call a company like Shell or Mobil.
They can cross reference the Tellus part number for you.
We use Petro Canada gear oils and coolant in our machines at work. I called them and they cross referenced 30 year old part numbers from Mobil and Shell.
Most companies can do this, no problem.
Ryan
it is being used in a 100 foot seagrave ladder.
Originally Posted By: ryan2022
Hi Mike,
call a company like Shell or Mobil.
They can cross reference the Tellus part number for you.
We use Petro Canada gear oils and coolant in our machines at work. I called them and they cross referenced 30 year old part numbers from Mobil and Shell.
Most companies can do this, no problem.
Ryan
never thought of that! i can call the mobile tech line! thanks for thew lead! mike
Hi Mike,
call a company like Shell or Mobil.
They can cross reference the Tellus part number for you.
We use Petro Canada gear oils and coolant in our machines at work. I called them and they cross referenced 30 year old part numbers from Mobil and Shell.
Most companies can do this, no problem.
Ryan
never thought of that! i can call the mobile tech line! thanks for thew lead! mike
Be sure and tell them your application as it requires the properties of a Tellus T type product. Wide temperature range and its high dielectric strength are important in your application.
Originally Posted By: Johnny
Be sure and tell them your application as it requires the properties of a Tellus T type product. Wide temperature range and its high dielectric strength are important in your application.
thanks johhny! i see your in the area where this ladder was made (clintonville, wi). mike
Be sure and tell them your application as it requires the properties of a Tellus T type product. Wide temperature range and its high dielectric strength are important in your application.
thanks johhny! i see your in the area where this ladder was made (clintonville, wi). mike
Yes sir. Use to be an account of mine.
I sent an email to a Mobil rep I know and here is his reply.
From: "Paul B"
Date: December 14, 2009 9:31:00 AM CST
To: "Johnny P"
Subject: RE: Cross Reference
Mobil DTE 12M soon to be the excel series of hyd oils. The Iso 22 vis
is not as popular as the 32 thru 68. Usually the smallest quantity is 5
gallons.
Paul
-----Original Message-----
From: Johnny P [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 9:17 AM
To: Paul B
Subject: Cross Reference
Paul,
What Mobil product is the equal to Shell Tellus T 22 hydraulic oil?
JP
I sent an email to a Mobil rep I know and here is his reply.
From: "Paul B"
Date: December 14, 2009 9:31:00 AM CST
To: "Johnny P"
Subject: RE: Cross Reference
Mobil DTE 12M soon to be the excel series of hyd oils. The Iso 22 vis
is not as popular as the 32 thru 68. Usually the smallest quantity is 5
gallons.
Paul
-----Original Message-----
From: Johnny P [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 9:17 AM
To: Paul B
Subject: Cross Reference
Paul,
What Mobil product is the equal to Shell Tellus T 22 hydraulic oil?
JP
thank you! i will see if my local parts stores can order it. mike
Good luck man,
shouldnt have any problems
shouldnt have any problems
I used to have an aerial lift that spec'ed T-22.....memories.
For something that critical, I would contact both the manufacturer and Shell to confirm the proper replacement fluids, compatibility, etc..
It looks like Shell is revamping a lot of it's product lines. They still offer Tellus TX-22, which is the next grade up in "quality".
Here's info on Shell Canada's site (couldn't navigate U.S.):
http://www.shell.com/home/content/can-en...aulic_oils.html
Shell makes some highly regarded hydraulic oils. Shame on you Johnny for jumping ship.
Also, there's a good chance that jobbers/distributors have the T-22 still in stock.
For something that critical, I would contact both the manufacturer and Shell to confirm the proper replacement fluids, compatibility, etc..
It looks like Shell is revamping a lot of it's product lines. They still offer Tellus TX-22, which is the next grade up in "quality".
Here's info on Shell Canada's site (couldn't navigate U.S.):
http://www.shell.com/home/content/can-en...aulic_oils.html
Shell makes some highly regarded hydraulic oils. Shame on you Johnny for jumping ship.
Also, there's a good chance that jobbers/distributors have the T-22 still in stock.
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