icanshootwell
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- Ross-on-wye
Looking to change my trans oil on my th, will need a few drums and don,t want to pay dealer prices, anybody recommend any firm on line.
Best place to buy trans oil on line
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marco
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- tipperary, ireland
Local independent oil supplier. I get morris off the local one
john432
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- Carmarthenshire
Check out @midlandslubricants on here, top spec for a competitive price.
ACEngineering
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- Oxon
Morris ct10 i expect in cat? Or ATF dexron 3 neither special or hard to get.
ACEngineering
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- Oxon
Anyone remember seeing a link on here to fuches oil? I cant find it but i know there was one.
That was cheap enough and cheap delivery even on just 1 x 20litre can
That was cheap enough and cheap delivery even on just 1 x 20litre can
startinghandle
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Morris oil is ok but I am not the only person to think how on earth do they sell any oil at all the price they charge. I don't use a large quantity but I buy from an independent supplier who has oil for pretty much everything but I need some soon, I think the supplier is too far from Ross On Wye to help icanshootwell
ACEngineering
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- Oxon
Dont look at there website them are highly inflated retail prices which imo does them more harm than good. No one pays that or anywhere near it unless there fools enough to order off website direct.
icanshootwell
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- Ross-on-wye
I would support my local hydraulics firm Sutton hydraulics, but they only sell the run of the mill stuff, what i need not everybody sells.
startinghandle
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was it Midlands Lubricants based at Redditch??
I use a local firm Prime Lubricants based in Selby North Yorks ,I just pop in to get whatever that I need as they are 5 miles away but the have a website and an online shop now
https://www.primelubricants.co.uk/
bill and bens dad
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- west midlands
try fast lubricants at raglan,they sell Morris oils
Steevo
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- Gloucestershire
ACEngineering
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- Oxon
mengeleguru
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- Derbyshire
We sell Morris oils , a lot of it at the right price, very good quality & fantastic back up.
Brilliant web site. Whatoil tells you what to put in what & what quantity
Remember all drums are 25 Ltrs because some other suppliers are cheaper but only 20 ltrs in the can ,
It amuses me intentley that people buy quality products tractors,combines self propelled sprayers etc and then put the cheapest oil in.
To save a few quid.
They should be putting the best they can get & look after their proud investment.
My late father always said you have rebuilt that engine or gearbox to the best standards don’t cut corners now on oil.
Brilliant web site. Whatoil tells you what to put in what & what quantity
Remember all drums are 25 Ltrs because some other suppliers are cheaper but only 20 ltrs in the can ,
It amuses me intentley that people buy quality products tractors,combines self propelled sprayers etc and then put the cheapest oil in.
To save a few quid.
They should be putting the best they can get & look after their proud investment.
My late father always said you have rebuilt that engine or gearbox to the best standards don’t cut corners now on oil.
bill and bens dad
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- Location
- west midlands
could customers in Hereford buy it from you via bacs or credit card and Morris,s drop it off?
icanshootwell
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- Ross-on-wye
I just looked at them, i knew i had been there before, must of been a few years ago now. They seem very competitive on there prices, will give them a call in the morning.
mengeleguru
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- Derbyshire
Anything is possible but carriage might out weigh the gain
icanshootwell
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- Location
- Ross-on-wye
Thats why i am sourcing the correct stuff at the right price.
agree with you totally, i always use quality lubs