Oil and Lubricants

Farmer mk1 · Feb 25, 2018

Hi, do you do engine oil for the fendt 820 2011 model. I think it's a tier 3 engine. 10w40 fully synthetic. Price for 205L and in 20L. Thanks

midlandslubricants · Feb 25, 2018

Good evening.

Our 10w/40 full synthetic CJ4 low saps E9 is currently £1.84 per litre in 205 & £2.04 in 25 litres.

Blended brand new from virgin base stock.

Hope this helps.
If you let me have your email address I’ll send you the spec sheets etc.

Best wishes
Dave

Dolomite · Feb 25, 2018

Hi

What engine and back end oil would you recomend for a New Holland. Non vario engine is 10w30 I believe and back end in his multi g.

Thanks

midlandslubricants · Feb 26, 2018

It's very difficult to tell without the model number, but it sounds correct.

Our top tier 10w/30 Multi grade E9 full synthetic is £1.84 (205 Ltr) and £2.04 in 25 Ltr
The Multi G is a brand name of our UTTO Hydro/trans which is £1.33 (205 Ltr) and £1.53 in 25 Ltr

Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

Best wishes,
Dave.

Dolomite · Feb 26, 2018

midlandslubricants said:
It's very difficult to tell without the model number, but it sounds correct.

Our top tier 10w/30 Multi grade E9 full synthetic is £1.84 (205 Ltr) and £2.04 in 25 Ltr
The Multi G is a brand name of our UTTO Hydro/trans which is £1.33 (205 Ltr) and £1.53 in 25 Ltr

Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

Best wishes,
Dave.

More than helpful thank you

johnflimston · Apr 2, 2018

What would you recommend for our machines.
JD 6820
JD 4255
JD 3350
Manitou 627
Like to use one oil for engines and one for backends if possible (except manitou hyd 46)
JD 6920 has bypass filters on transmission and engine. Manitou has one on hydraulics.

midlandslubricants · Apr 3, 2018

Good morning.

We would suggest the following

JD 6820 - Engine Oil: 15w/40 E7 or E9 (20 Ltr) - Transmission: our UTTO Hydro/trans (70 Ltr) - Axle: UTTO (20 Ltr)
JD 4255 - Engine Oil: 15w/40 (18 Ltr) - Transmission: our UTTO Hydro/trans (60 Ltr) - Axle: 80w/90
JD 3350 - Engine Oil: 15w/40 (12 Ltr) - Transmission: our UTTO Hydro/trans (52 Ltr) - Axle: 80w/90

Manitou 627 - Engine Oil: 15w/40 E7 or E9 (8 Ltr) - Hydraulics: HVI Hydraulic 46 (Higher Viscosity) (120 Ltr)
Transmission: CAT 10w Transmission Fluid (20 Ltr) - F & R Gears 80w/90 (10 Ltr)

Hope this helps.
If you need anything else just give me a call 07976 790 761 or PM me your email and I'll send you our trade price list.

Best wishes
Dave.

midlandslubricants · Apr 25, 2018

Hi All,

Nearly all the prices above are still the same for May.

The only real change is that Palletways have increased the delivery charges by about £5 per zone on 1/4 pallet.

If you need anything or want to double check prices just give me a call or text
Best wishes
Dave - 07976 790 761

startinghandle · Apr 25, 2018

hi Dave
you sell oil for modern engines but do you have HD 30 for older engines also I am not a big user of lubricants but I am able to buy at trade price because I sometimes do outside work
what brand of oil do you sell?
regards
ivor

midlandslubricants · Apr 25, 2018

Good evening Ivor,

Yes we blend a SAE 30 mineral oil with the Dispersant /Detergent Properties - 4 stroke Mono Grade
API: SF/CD

If you PM or text me (07976 790 761) your email address I'll send you the data sheets.
£1.40 per litre + the dreaded VAT & Delivery.

Hope this helps.
Dave.

startinghandle · Apr 25, 2018

I asked what brand do you sell... I just looked at your website and I see you are manufacturer of lubricants

ACEngineering · May 3, 2018

midlandslubricants said:
Good morning.

We would suggest the following

JD 6820 - Engine Oil: 15w/40 E7 or E9 (20 Ltr) - Transmission: our UTTO Hydro/trans (70 Ltr) - Axle: UTTO (20 Ltr)
JD 4255 - Engine Oil: 15w/40 (18 Ltr) - Transmission: our UTTO Hydro/trans (60 Ltr) - Axle: 80w/90
JD 3350 - Engine Oil: 15w/40 (12 Ltr) - Transmission: our UTTO Hydro/trans (52 Ltr) - Axle: 80w/90

Manitou 627 - Engine Oil: 15w/40 E7 or E9 (8 Ltr) - Hydraulics: HVI Hydraulic 46 (Higher Viscosity) (120 Ltr)
Transmission: CAT 10w Transmission Fluid (20 Ltr) - F & R Gears 80w/90 (10 Ltr)

Hope this helps.
If you need anything else just give me a call 07976 790 761 or PM me your email and I'll send you our trade price list.

Best wishes
Dave.

Dont agree with you there.

Manitou mlt 627 needs

Transmission is ATF dextron 2 or better is 3
Ep80-90 in the transfur/dropbox box on front axle.

Ep80-90 in the wheel hubs

And axles is a bit of a mistory but dana recomend fuches titan ls90 and others say utto.
From experience almost all uttos are poor in them axles and even the best arnt quite right.
There for i only use genuine manitou blended oil in axles now which has no spec on the can but at least i know its right.

mo! · May 3, 2018

ACEngineering said:
Dont agree with you there.

Manitou mlt 627 needs

Transmission is ATF dextron 2 or better is 3
Ep80-90 in the transfur/dropbox box on front axle.

Ep80-90 in the wheel hubs

And axles is a bit of a mistory but dana recomend fuches titan ls90 and others say utto.
From experience almost all uttos are poor in them axles and even the best arnt quite right.
There for i only use genuine manitou blended oil in axles now which has no spec on the can but at least i know its right.

Definitely special oil in the axles, it sounds like a bag of spanners with anything else.

ACEngineering · May 3, 2018

mo! said:
Definitely special oil in the axles, it sounds like a bag of spanners with anything else.

Fuches titan ls90 is fine but not all ls90 is the same. My local suppliers dont work well and neither does morris xep90 but morris have no said they have a new one called terrain ls90 which is equivalent to the fuches being aimed at the heavy duty comercial side were as the xep90 was more light duty grade.

I'll Still use be using the genuine manitou oil though.

midlandslubricants · May 3, 2018

ACEngineering said:
Dont agree with you there.

Manitou mlt 627 needs

Transmission is ATF dextron 2 or better is 3
Ep80-90 in the transfur/dropbox box on front axle.

Ep80-90 in the wheel hubs

And axles is a bit of a mistory but dana recomend fuches titan ls90 and others say utto.
From experience almost all uttos are poor in them axles and even the best arnt quite right.
There for i only use genuine manitou blended oil in axles now which has no spec on the can but at least i know its right.

It's a fair point.

The manufacturers have a tenancy to make different variants on models that sell well so it is sometimes difficult to suggest the best oil. I suppose it shows the importance of having the manual.

As you guys use these vehicles day in day out you get a feel for what works best, I'm just reading it from a piece of paper so I certainly wouldn't argue with you.

I agree with the Gear oil EP90 is far better than 80w/90 but the data sheets suggests 80/90 for some reason.

Have a good one.
Dave

ACEngineering · May 3, 2018

midlandslubricants said:
It's a fair point.

The manufacturers have a tenancy to make different variants on models that sell well so it is sometimes difficult to suggest the best oil. I suppose it shows the importance of having the manual.

As you guys use these vehicles day in day out you get a feel for what works best, I'm just reading it from a piece of paper so I certainly wouldn't argue with you.

I agree with the Gear oil EP90 is far better than 80w/90 but the data sheets suggests 80/90 for some reason.

Have a good one.
Dave

I didnt say/mean ep90 as alternative to ep80-90?

LS90 and morris xep90 are both limited slip diff 90 nothing like ep90 or ep80-90.

Ep80-90 gl5 in manitou wheel hubs with dana axles.
Fuches titan LS90 or direct equivalent or better still genuine oil in the dana axle casing.

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