Delo 400 SAE 30 (CF/SL)
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Dude you're amazing! This is the PDS I looked at last week, but didn't realize it was two pages, lol. -17 degree F pour point, 1220 Zinc, 1100 Phosphorus? Yes please. Looks like I found my new go to oil, Delo 400 SAE 30. Interesting how it went from API SL to SJ, but no matter.
You guys get all the good stuff. !!
SR5; You guys have SketchShe instead.
What power plants are used in your passenger ferry service?
Ours sound like 5,000 hp MTU V16s and V12s.
Delo 400 SAE30 & 40 meet MTU category II
www.bcferries.com
What power plants are used in your passenger ferry service?
Ours sound like 5,000 hp MTU V16s and V12s.
Delo 400 SAE30 & 40 meet MTU category II
www.bcferries.com
Originally Posted By: userfriendly
SR5; You guys have SketchShe instead.
Wow….I had to Google them, never heard of them before……now I don't know what to say.
SR5; You guys have SketchShe instead.
Wow….I had to Google them, never heard of them before……now I don't know what to say.
Krykie!
Originally Posted By: userfriendly
Krykie!
Watch out for the 'roos !!
Krykie!
Watch out for the 'roos !!
How many 'roos are in the photo?
Is there a billabong near by?
Where is the swagman with a matilda on his back drinking billy tea, caching a jumbuck?
Is there a billabong near by?
Where is the swagman with a matilda on his back drinking billy tea, caching a jumbuck?
Originally Posted By: userfriendly
How many 'roos are in the photo?
Is there a billabong near by?
Where is the swagman with a matilda on his back drinking billy tea, caching a jumbuck?
That photo was taken just outside of Kamloops last week. The Global warming from the rail road activity has allowed flourishing migration of Australian wild life
How many 'roos are in the photo?
Is there a billabong near by?
Where is the swagman with a matilda on his back drinking billy tea, caching a jumbuck?
That photo was taken just outside of Kamloops last week. The Global warming from the rail road activity has allowed flourishing migration of Australian wild life
I can only think of four railway companies other than contractors in Kamloops, BC.
www.cpr.ca
www.cn.ca
www.rockymountaineer.com
and the new kid in town all the way from Brandon, Manitoba
www.candoltd.com
Nope, no tie me kangroo down sport on that list.
Just passing through:
http://www.viarail.ca/en
Into the Ports of Greater Vancouver add:
www.bnsf.com
www.up.com
maybe the 'roos jumped ship
www.cpr.ca
www.cn.ca
www.rockymountaineer.com
and the new kid in town all the way from Brandon, Manitoba
www.candoltd.com
Nope, no tie me kangroo down sport on that list.
Just passing through:
http://www.viarail.ca/en
Into the Ports of Greater Vancouver add:
www.bnsf.com
www.up.com
maybe the 'roos jumped ship
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If anyone is interested, member SR5 posted the info from the PDS in the thread, "Best SAE 30 Weight oil", in the PCMO section. All the important stuff, just in case you don't want to actually go to the PDS.
Originally Posted By: userfriendly
How many 'roos are in the photo?
Is there a billabong near by?
Where is the swagman with a matilda on his back drinking billy tea, caching a jumbuck?
Nope, no billabong, they are drinking water off the road.
That's nearly what I have to drive through every night after work...they aren't ON the road, they graze, then bolt across...will run away from you for a bit, then veer across in front of you...apparently in times past, what ever used to chase them couldn't corner well.
How many 'roos are in the photo?
Is there a billabong near by?
Where is the swagman with a matilda on his back drinking billy tea, caching a jumbuck?
Nope, no billabong, they are drinking water off the road.
That's nearly what I have to drive through every night after work...they aren't ON the road, they graze, then bolt across...will run away from you for a bit, then veer across in front of you...apparently in times past, what ever used to chase them couldn't corner well.
If every roo was dropped off in Canada, they might live a month if lucky.
Our Canis Lupus will kill for sport, coyotes and mountain lions (cougar) for food.
A coyote couldn't over-power a roo, but would bother it for hours on end, days if necessary.
A grizzly bear would have two for breakfast and another one for lunch.
I'm surprised your Canis Dingo don't keep them in check.
Our Canis Lupus will kill for sport, coyotes and mountain lions (cougar) for food.
A coyote couldn't over-power a roo, but would bother it for hours on end, days if necessary.
A grizzly bear would have two for breakfast and another one for lunch.
I'm surprised your Canis Dingo don't keep them in check.
I Like this oil! If I had acess hrre I would run it at summer, sure stuff...
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