TF Engine oil recommendations
I need a small top up of oil. Does anyone have any particular brand recommendations?
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Michael
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Issue is I’ve only had the TF a month so don’t have anything not even any unused Freelander oil. That’s 5W/ something anyway.
Magnatec seems to get mentioned a bit so I’ll probably get some of that, plus enough to do the service although it had one in May just before I bought it.
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Michael.
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My Dad would only use Duckhams 20/50, he told me it was green because it had copper in it & that coated the bearings, reducing wear & I still don’t know whether he was having me on or not.
He also told me that Kippers were caught in the Leeds Liverpool canal & that’s why they were oily. That might shine some light on the subject.
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It’s a bit of a blunt instrument for measuring an important perimeter but it seems to have served well. More engines have failed for the lack of the correct oil than have with the wrong oil.
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Got some 10W/40 Magnatec as I found the invoice for the service in the paperwork.
It’s so clear it’s difficult to see the actual level but I think 250ml will do it.
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There’s broken biscuits repair works in Darwen, I believe they are working on a batch of NobNobs & HobHobs; they divided each & reassemble into HobNobs.
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I forgot the Oswaldtwistle companies who make blue steam buckets & holders for long stands. Then there’s the mill where they drill the holes in Polo Mints. And who said we don’t make things in this country.
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The samples were liked, Yuan exchanged & the UK is now deprived of a delicacy once enjoyed by Driffildians for centuries.
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