Cheap 15W 40

Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by rollin coal, May 28, 2016.

  1. dngrous_dime

    dngrous_dime Road Train Member

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    Just throw a piece of plywood on top of it. "Honey, I got you a patio table like you've been asking for..."
     
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  3. ShooterK2

    ShooterK2 Road Train Member

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    image.jpeg Boy, I'm glad this thread came along....
    $27.99 per 5 gallon bucket comes out to around $5.60 a gallon.
    Sale ends today boys....
     
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  4. rollin coal

    rollin coal Road Train Member

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    Oh wow that was a really smoking deal. You saved enough to buy me a steak dinner :-D You know you can get a rain check for as many more buckets as you want if their stock is sold out? A pallet or whatever. Get the cashier to give you a rain check and it will be to the store on the next truck load. They will call you when it gets there.
     
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  5. xsetra

    xsetra Road Train Member

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    This is a good price.
     
  6. ShooterK2

    ShooterK2 Road Train Member

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    I didn't know that about the rain check deal, but it's good to know. I don't know why it's so much cheaper here, but I bought all but one bucket. I'm sure glad you started this thread, Rollin.

    Oh, and I'll gladly owe ya a steak dinner if you find yourself in my neck of the woods. I run sorta regional. Don't get out of Oklahoma/Texas too often.
     
  7. Cowpie1

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    It would be a good thing, that low price, if I was using a 15w40. I am using a 10w30 syn blend in my remanned S60 12.7, and the oil samples look better and I can go longer than on any 15w40 I have used before in this motor. Surprising, the 10w30 syn blend doesn't lose TBN or viscosity nearly as fast as any 15w40's I have used before, even the same brand. Even engine wear metals are same or lower on oil samples. Not sure why, but I am not going to complain.
     
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