10 weight oil

[fatdaddy]

my work is moving and we have a bunch new in can Mobil 10 weight oil thats getting recycled if no one claims it, can I use this in my snowblower or lawn mower?

 

[indy_500]

you're just talking about plain 10w correct? not 10w-30? 10w is a cold weather oil, would be fine in the snowblower but I wouldn't put it in a lawnmower

 

[fatdaddy]

yep, plain ol 10 weight oil, I'm not sure what we would have used it in.

 

[indy_500]

If it's free, I'd scoop it up!

 

[russholio]

If it's free, I'd scoop it up!

Would that advice apply to Sea and Snow as well?

 

[mjkaliszak]

Would that advice apply to Sea and Snow as well?

Got Indy Good ..... ,,

 

[polarisrider1]

Would that advice apply to Sea and Snow as well?

Yes, it works well to start wet firewood.

 

[polarisrider1]

my work is moving and we have a bunch new in can Mobil 10 weight oil thats getting recycled if no one claims it, can I use this in my snowblower or lawn mower?

In Minn. It would be perfect in your snowblower. Grab it! Use it for fire starter, Heck it's free. Sell it to the neighbors at your next garage sale. Some teenager with a beater car will buy it. Some oil is better than no oil.

 

[russholio]

Some oil is better than no oil.

Bingo.

 

[indy_500]

Yes, it works well to start wet firewood.

I used it to start a tree on fire accidentally :/

 

[tomxc700]

You can use it to lube electric motor bearings.

 

[polarisrider1]

You greenies (few here) are going to love this, Mix it with kerosine and spray on gravel driveway in summer to control dust.

 

[fatdaddy]

I believe they used it on motor bearings, anyway I took it, its the older sytle round cardboard quart, thought it might be cool in the garage

 

[fatdaddy]

here is a pic

 

[fatdaddy]

guess not, sorry

 

[doomsman]

I believe they used it on motor bearings, anyway I took it, its the older sytle round cardboard quart, thought it might be cool in the garage

Keep it in a tray so when it leaks its contained.