Marine Lubrication
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by vandy021
ok.... just make sure you doing call Delvac 1.... Mobil-1 Delvac. If you want my .50 on conventional. The new Mobil line up is a joke and will probably be changed come November.
...kinda like Airforce 1?
So Craig as I present data on conventioinal oils this week why don't you try to continue to "set me staright"?
Right now all I can see is the Exxon 20W-50 for $0.59/qt at Big Lots.
#132
Re: Marine Lubrication
If you are talking Industrial conventional I can talk all day. We are a large industrial distributor. 90% Industrial and Commercial (HDMO), 10% PVL
.59/qt, get it while you can. ExxonMobil raises prices eft. August 1st.
.59/qt, get it while you can. ExxonMobil raises prices eft. August 1st.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
I do want some feedback from the gurus here....
.....as you know Redline is a totally ester based product...bob's guys have only warm to cool feelings about this oil. In other words it looks great on paper...good results...but not a whole lot of use is seen.
I like the total ester base but it does have a lot of
silicon (finely ground up sand) and also a significant amount of aluminum in it.
The ZDDP levels are high (1200's) but could be higher.
Now the loyal Redline users like the oil...most are weekend warriors at the drag strip...same customer base as RP. They compete against each other to a good degree.
Are you comfortable with the level of relatively "harsh" additives??
Interested to get some feedback as their additiives are "harsher" than any diesel oil.
Diesel oils are tough stuff...never went there much before.
.....as you know Redline is a totally ester based product...bob's guys have only warm to cool feelings about this oil. In other words it looks great on paper...good results...but not a whole lot of use is seen.
I like the total ester base but it does have a lot of
silicon (finely ground up sand) and also a significant amount of aluminum in it.
The ZDDP levels are high (1200's) but could be higher.
Now the loyal Redline users like the oil...most are weekend warriors at the drag strip...same customer base as RP. They compete against each other to a good degree.
Are you comfortable with the level of relatively "harsh" additives??
Interested to get some feedback as their additiives are "harsher" than any diesel oil.
Diesel oils are tough stuff...never went there much before.
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 07-26-2005 at 05:37 PM.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by vandy021
18.1 if you need to be precise. It's pour point isn't that bad either for a heavy motor oil. You are better off with the Mobil 1'sthat pour -49 degrees or more. The 0w's pump at -65 degrees F. Not like it really matters at that temp.
...so that M-1 stuff protects like "bear-grease" but pumps at cold temps...really Craig?
It's a sinthetic ?
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 07-26-2005 at 04:24 PM.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by bglz42
Exxon Superflow is a great choice! At any price, it's a solid performer.
A Big Lots in our area has had this product in gallon containers for around $3-5.. for a couple years now.
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 07-27-2005 at 04:42 PM.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
They do what they want. I will make sure and tell the President of ExxonMobil Lubricants and Specialties next week when I see him to make sure and keep it for the people of OSO! It may not work. We are merely a gnat on the ass of a 300billion dollar a year company.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by vandy021
They do what they want. I will make sure and tell the President of ExxonMobil Lubricants and Specialties next week when I see him to make sure and keep it for the people of OSO! It may not work. We are merely a gnat on the ass of a 300billion dollar a year company.
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 07-27-2005 at 05:25 PM.