Anyone use Warren hydraulic oil

[Slippy]

No, I don't partially drain. I am just talking about a top off of fluids, small leaks, what you lose as you connect and disconnect hyd lines, etc. Most medium to large size tractors are going to take, as you pointed out, a lot more oil than 5 gallons. Hey, its all good...not sure it really makes a difference. I knew a guy that had a 1086 and he put just about any kind of oil in it he could get his hands on, the thing is still running.

 

[Soundguy]

As the old machines prove.. in most cases.. usually any oil is better than no oil.

soundguy

 

[KennyV]

Warren Distribution (since 1922) is based in Omaha, Nebraska and has been Tractor Supply Company's supplier of lubricant products since 1997. As a large, privately owned independent oil company, Warren blends and packages private-label oils for major brands in the market, including retailers, the Department of the Defense and other agricultural brands, including Traveller.

Warren purchases the highest-quality severely hydrotreated base oils available from the world's major refiners and combines them with the most technologically advanced additive systems, resulting in finished lubricants that meet or exceed OEM requirements. Warren Distribution is fully licensed and approved by the American Petroleum Institute

TSC fluids are very good and at a price you do not mind changing fluids often. KennyV.

 

[joe48]

Warren Distribution (since 1922) is based in Omaha, Nebraska and has been Tractor Supply Company's supplier of lubricant products since 1997. As a large, privately owned independent oil company, Warren blends and packages private-label oils for major brands in the market, including retailers, the Department of the Defense and other agricultural brands, including Traveller.

Warren purchases the highest-quality severely hydrotreated base oils available from the world's major refiners and combines them with the most technologically advanced additive systems, resulting in finished lubricants that meet or exceed OEM requirements. Warren Distribution is fully licensed and approved by the American Petroleum Institute

TSC fluids are very good and at a price you do not mind changing fluids often. KennyV.

Thanks Kenny for the info. It only makes me more confident that using the TSC ,Traveller Premium UTF, for my Kioti is a good choice. Now when are they going to offer synthetic engine and hydro oils?
In the mean time I will continue to use Shell Rotella Diesel Syn from TSC or Walmart(whichever has best price) in the Kioti. In my car I use wally world synthetic 10w30, 3.3 Chrysler now has over 211,000, doesn't burn a drop and there is Zero sludge under the valve cover, not bad for "cheap oil!!!" Trans I have it flushed & filled with BG synthetic products every 100k, still like new, now if I could stop the rust.

 

[Soundguy]

Didn't I see some supertech syn oil at walmart.. I believe warren makes oil for walmart as well.. at least I think i saw that in connection with walmart's supertech UTF oil... ( which is what i use.. )

soundguy

 

[dogtired]

Well I wonder if I have the wrong Warren OIL Company as I do not se Neb. on the address on this letter from them ?

 

[KennyV]

Warren Distribution
727 S 13th St
Omaha, NE 68102
(402) 341-9397

This is their Distribution site.

 

[dogtired]

Thanks Kenny, I am having a devil of a time tracking down a spec sheet for Harvest H/T oil.

I came up zip. Have any info on them. That Warren stuff looks real good to me.

But out of the two stores in my area it is either Travelers or Harvest.