I would be amazed if there aren’t plenty of oils that would do both, most manufacturers try to convince customers there’s something unique about their oil to keep them buying their oil.N141. Nice if the same oil would be ok in a 5100 series case maxxum so I could get a big drum
Don’t know about today but at one time Kramer oil was also made by Morris and sold in yellow drums.I think likely, MF oils are Morris and in metal tins, Claas used to be Morris and were in metal tins.
It's all a bit of a mystery, Kerax Hyperdrive have been bought out by Certas energy in 2018I use gulf suto just bescasue there super competitive though certas energy, got there high spec hydraulic oil for Jcb too
Shell Spirax S4 TXM certainly does, not all Utto oils say they are MS1207, MS1209 compliant.N141. Nice if the same oil would be ok in a 5100 series case maxxum so I could get a big drum
Both Morris and Fuchs have the same here, quite possibly others too.Err, here, ALL the oil companies / manufacturers / blenders have oil recommendations on their websites.
You just put in the details of the relevant vehicle ( in this case, agricultural equipment or tractor, the brand & model & the application , ie engine / transmission etc ) & they will provide what THEY recommend, as the MANUFACTURER of the oil. Sometimes they might even give you a preferred choice & then some alternatives, especially with engine oils
there are almost as many “which oil” threads here as there were “which pickup ?”
FFS - how hard is it ?
That's slightly shortened the list thenShell Spirax S4 TXM certainly does, not all Utto oils say they are MS1207, MS1209 compliant.
Both Morris and Fuchs have the same here, quite possibly others too.
Its only that Shell mention MS1209, its nothing special and I'd be confident any UTTO far exceeds the MS1209 standard, which is basically a 10W-30 universal oil suitable for wet clutches.That's slightly shortened the list then
Q8 supply all the factories for the bulk, but not sure on the retail side.Does anyone know who supplies JCB
with lubricants ?
As far as I’m aware Morris only operate in the ukive never heard of Morris, but I’d certainly expect Fuchs & Shell to have that facility
Like Duckhams Q20/50 the most special part was the marketing. And the dye they used.On the subject of lubricants
What was so special about
Castrol GTX ?
UTTO isn't good for everything. It is only good for transmissions that require a light viscosity transmission oil suitable for wet brakes, wet clutches and differentials. Not engines. Not for all final drives. Not all front axles. Hardly any brake master cylinders, although MF are a notable exception.There are a lot of different viscosities and additives among the choices. It seems a bit lazy to just throw a UTTO sticker on the drum and say it's ok for everything
It's all a bit of a mystery, Kerax Hyperdrive have been bought out by Certas energy in 2018
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Yet go on Certas' s site and look at their Lubricating oil range
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They list Gulf, Valvoline, Shell, Castrol.etc ,
Why would they buy a lubricating oil manufacturer, and then sell all these other brands? Or is it a case of putting the same oil in branded cans that the customer has historical perception of good quality?