Case 1835c engine oil?

[Petro1]

What kind and viscosity of of engine oil should be used?
In a case 1835c with a tm20 continental 3 cylinder engine.

 

[foton]

I would think in hot climates straight 30 would be ok most anywhere else either 10/30 or 10/40 should be fine.

 

[Petro1]

With 1400 hours.
Conventional oil ,high milage or synthetic oil?

 

[Petro1]

I would think in hot climates straight 30 would be ok most anywhere else either 10/30 or 10/40 should be fine.

I'm in ohio. 1400 hours on the machine.
Synthetic, high mileage, or conventional oil?

 

[foton]

well I like to use conventional and just change it sooner than required, I do mine like at every 250 hrs. and being in ohio it does get cold enough there I would use multi-weight oil. most likely 10/30 if you have no oil burning issues. I will mention that 15/40 diesel oil will work too. It just has additives that gas engines does not need but will not hurt anything.

 

[mrbb]

this shows spec's of fluids types and amounts and filter #'s, maybe have a look!

Case 1835C Skid Steer Loader - Free Knowledge Base- The DUCK Project: information for everyone

wiki.robotz.com

 

[Petro1]

this shows spec's of fluids types and amounts and filter #'s, maybe have a look!

Case 1835C Skid Steer Loader - Free Knowledge Base- The DUCK Project: information for everyone

wiki.robotz.com

Thank you lots of good information on that

 

[foton]

I assumed that when you wrote it had a contentinal engine it was a gas burner, wrong! 15/40 diesel oil would be best for a engine .

 

[Petro1]

this shows spec's of fluids types and amounts and filter #'s, maybe have a

I assumed that when you wrote it had a contentinal engine it was a gas burner, wrong! 15/40 diesel oil would be best for a engine .

It is a gas machine

 

[foton]

well never mind, getting old sucks

 

[brdgbldr]

well never mind, getting old sucks

At some point getting old means that EVERYTHING is a new experience again. I should know, I'm living it.

 

[Petro1]

At some point getting old means that EVERYTHING is a new experience again. I should know, I'm living it.

No I didn't mention it was a gas machine so you were right.