Aeon PD

[GeneMiller]

I need some for my blower. None of the suppliers locally carry it. The last time I ordered it from Jon Don ,4 qts, but it came repackaged. I'm sure that it was the right product but that just doesn't set right with me. One of the local guys carries Amsol which is also a synthethic but I don't want to mix it with Aeon. Amsol says on their bottle that IT IS NOT COMPATIABLE WITH OTHER SYNTHETICS so I don't want to risk it. Thanks

Gene

 

[Larry Cobb]

Gene;

We carry the Aeon PD ....

but we also repack it from the bulk containers we use for TM lube.

We do that to lower the cost to a reasonable amount for carpet cleaners.

($15.99 per quart).

Larry

 

[Duane Oxley]

Amsoil recommends their compressor oil for blowers.

Personally, I recommend what the blower manufacturers did for years, until they started selling oil at inflated prices: 30 wt. ND

 

[KevinD]

I had a 1977 Sutorbilt 4MB that had over 20,000 hours on it and a 1984 4MB with over 15,000 hours on it that never saw anything but 40 wt.ND, changed regularly although it always looked as clean coming out as the day it went in.

When each blower finally went each broke a timing gear tooth and showed some heat stress (discoloration) on the gears but those are some pretty impressive #'s. Neither blower owed me a dime.

I have a new Sutorbilt running on Aeon and a new Tuthill on Pneulube but both are under warranty. I will stick with the Synthetic oils on the new ones though.

 

[Larry Cobb]

There is no question the synthetic lubes resist high-temperature breakdown better ...

especially if you are running the lift as high as possible (17").

Use them for less blower wear.

Larry