Old Man 1550
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I have used Royal Purple with really good results. At work we used it in out screw air compressors. We had a 200 HP, and a 150 HP with a little 50 HP for back up. The 50 HP had 50,000 hours on it, and the company that did the work for us said they should rebuild the little one since it had so many hours on it. To me 50k hours was a lot.
They pulled it all apart, and all the parts were in factory specs. This was near Victorville CA, and there is a lot of sand in the air from time to time.
Since then, (1987), I have used Royal Purple oil in every thing I own. It's not always the cheapest, but I have never had an oil-related mishap. If I can find them, I used the K&N oil filters. The only trouble I have ever had with K&N is the last filter I bought, the welded on formed nut on the bottom broke off even before I put any torque on it. I e-mailed them with pictures and they sent me out 2 of them. I'd have to say they stand behind their work.
I can get them for my engine, but I'm not sure of their availability for other engines.
I hope it helps,
Smiles!
They pulled it all apart, and all the parts were in factory specs. This was near Victorville CA, and there is a lot of sand in the air from time to time.
Since then, (1987), I have used Royal Purple oil in every thing I own. It's not always the cheapest, but I have never had an oil-related mishap. If I can find them, I used the K&N oil filters. The only trouble I have ever had with K&N is the last filter I bought, the welded on formed nut on the bottom broke off even before I put any torque on it. I e-mailed them with pictures and they sent me out 2 of them. I'd have to say they stand behind their work.
I can get them for my engine, but I'm not sure of their availability for other engines.
I hope it helps,
Smiles!