Q&A on new 75W-110 Severe Gear Lube
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05-17-2007 | 04:03 PM
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Q&A on new 75W-110 Severe Gear Lube
Thought I would post the Q&A on this newer product since there are questions coming out about it....why made and where it applies, etc.
Q&A on 75W-110 Gear Lube
Q&A on 75W-110 Gear Lube
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05-23-2007 | 07:49 AM
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FYI....Anybody out there that is contemplating a gear lube change and are looking for some good comparative data...hold out a little longer.
Within 60 days, hopefully, AMSOIL will have a white paper coming out with some good and suprising data on about 10 different gear lubes. It will contain some "wow" information.
I will post as soon as it becomes available
Within 60 days, hopefully, AMSOIL will have a white paper coming out with some good and suprising data on about 10 different gear lubes. It will contain some "wow" information.
I will post as soon as it becomes available
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05-28-2007 | 08:53 PM
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I have 5 quarts of the new 75w-110 SVT waiting to go in my truck. I just have to have time to get my truck into the shop to change th pinion seal and the new SVT is going in. I am interested to see how the old SVG looks after 45K. 
P.S. Heath, I got the results of the last OA back on the engine oil. 18,500 miles AOK. Oil was still "suitable for continued use". That was AME with EAO80 filter and no filter changes.
Harley
P.S. Heath, I got the results of the last OA back on the engine oil. 18,500 miles AOK. Oil was still "suitable for continued use". That was AME with EAO80 filter and no filter changes.
Harley
