Engine Type of Oil for Push Mower

Didn't I tell you that magic word is OIL. Now we are on something completely different with a 100 post. From what oil to put in his push mower and no one agrees so the post just take off all over the place. So here it go's we are getting over 16 ins. of snow tomorrow.
 
reynoldston said:
Didn't I tell you that magic word is OIL. Now we are on something completely different with a 100 post. From what oil to put in his push mower and no one agrees so the post just take off all over the place. So here it go's we are getting over 16 ins. of snow tomorrow.
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Well the original posters question has been answered... Use the manual.

No snow but I did my first spring job roof cleaning, gutter cleaning, prune, clean up, power rake, fertilized. $800
 
exotion said:
Well the original posters question has been answered... Use the manual.

No snow but I did my first spring job roof cleaning, gutter cleaning, prune, clean up, power rake, fertilized. $800
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I just watched the weather report it went from 16in. of snow now to 20in. I got the snow blower and fire wood ready. I got a feeling with that much snow the roads will be plugged anyways. That is northern NY weather.
 
reynoldston said:
I just watched the weather report it went from 16in. of snow now to 20in. I got the snow blower and fire wood ready. I got a feeling with that much snow the roads will be plugged anyways. That is northern NY weather.
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Ha time to move to Washington
 
reynoldston said:
I just watched the weather report it went from 16in. of snow now to 20in. I got the snow blower and fire wood ready. I got a feeling with that much snow the roads will be plugged anyways. That is northern NY weather.
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With all the use your snow blower will get I hope your using a good brand OIL.

What brand do you use in your snow blower? Do you use the dame brand in your mowers?
 
Carscw said:
It's funny with all the people on here no two use the same oil. But everyone's engine runs just fine with what they use.
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Well I think that statement kinda proves the point that all this fancy oil every body says is so fantastic isn't any better than the cheap stuff.
 
Ric said:
Well I think that statement kinda proves the point that all this fancy oil every body says is so fantastic isn't any better than the cheap stuff.
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This my be a big surprise to you but there are people out there that never check the oil much less change it. Their mower will run longer with Ams oil in it then cheap oil. But also this is just words so it doesn't prove anything just like your statement. So let the debate start over? OIL no one agrees.
 
reynoldston said:
This my be a big surprise to you but there are people out there that never check the oil much less change it. Their mower will run longer with Ams oil in it then cheap oil. But also this is just words so it doesn't prove anything just like your statement. So let the debate start over? OIL no one agrees.
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If there are people out there that never check or change their oil then there stupid and your statement about a mower running longer on Ams oil is completely bogus because it's not oil that will make a mower run longer it's proper maintenance and doing and running what the manufacturer say to do and run and not think you know more than they do, or like some people to think.
 
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