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John Deere riding mower

Crypt

Posted 9:00 pm, 04/02/2014

Yes a fram and 10W-30 and put some stabil in it over the winter and crank it up and let it run for 15 mins. every month. The steering, transmission and deck will wear out twice before the engine does.

Phillyjoe

Posted 8:56 pm, 04/02/2014

Mobil 1 motor oil full synthetic and Honda Filters. The filter media is about the same in all those filters.Lydall in Hamptonville NC used to manufacture the filter media for several of the manufactures.

Crypt

Posted 8:52 pm, 04/02/2014

Don't use a high tech oil filter on an air cooled engine it will cut down the oil flow and the engine parts will not get enough oil. A fram has the most flow.

~glitter and glamour~

Posted 8:51 pm, 04/02/2014

Fins (view profile)
Posted 8:40 pm, 04/02/2014
You shouldn't run ethanol in small engines. Especially if they set for extended periods (like winter) without being used

Exactly. I only buy my mower/trimmer/chainsaw gas at one station that has no ethanol in their gas. If not, I use a conditoner/treatment in my gas.

redfly

Posted 8:41 pm, 04/02/2014

~glitter and glamour~ (view profile)

Say what?


What ?????

Fins

Posted 8:40 pm, 04/02/2014

You shouldn't run ethanol in small engines. Especially if they set for extended periods (like winter) without being used

mirror

Posted 8:39 pm, 04/02/2014



Watch this and you be the judge on cheap oil filters.

Crypt

Posted 8:38 pm, 04/02/2014

And since gasoline has ethanol make sure the api rating on the oil is sn.

~glitter and glamour~

Posted 8:35 pm, 04/02/2014

Say what?

Crypt

Posted 8:28 pm, 04/02/2014

Castrol 10W-30 and a Phram filter.

redfly

Posted 8:16 pm, 04/02/2014

Zombie (view profile)

Last year on the classifieds here.... Had low hours and it's now time for a oil change.
Does it matter where I bought it?


Not unless its an actual John Deere mower from a Deere Dealership doe to the warranty work that the Dealership like to maintain. If its the LOWES or Home Depot type any Oil will work, but I perfer to use Castro Syntec in my Mowers.

cynicaljoe

Posted 8:11 pm, 04/02/2014

If you run the John Deere Turf-Guard you'll pay the price. Also, if you run the OEM oil filter be prepared to pay for that as well. If you'll go to http://www.wixfilters.com or http://www.fram.com (frams's site lists other filter brand part #'s) you can do a cross reference and buy a filter from the auto parts store for much less.


I have a 2007 Cub Cadet and I use Quaker State 10W30 and a Motorcraft FL400S oil filter. Run it this way for six mowing seasons with no problem. My oil change for the mower came in under $10.

Satan

Posted 8:08 pm, 04/02/2014

but bacon grease makes everything better

Phillyjoe

Posted 8:08 pm, 04/02/2014

Look at the Walmark for oil and maybe filter.Some of the higher HP mowers use a red colored motor.

Zombie

Posted 8:03 pm, 04/02/2014

Last year on the classifieds here.... Had low hours and it's now time for a oil change.

Does it matter where I bought it?

redfly

Posted 8:00 pm, 04/02/2014

Where did you BUY the Mower at. ???

Zombie

Posted 7:57 pm, 04/02/2014

Not the bacon grease, that's what we fry deer meat in.

Satan

Posted 7:55 pm, 04/02/2014

i would use bacon grease

White America

Posted 7:50 pm, 04/02/2014

Yes

Zombie

Posted 7:49 pm, 04/02/2014

So it's time for my first oil change and I was wondering do I RREEAAALLYY have to get the oil from the John Deere place?

Can't I use regular ole 10w30? Or something......

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