Whammo !!!     Bursting out of the lilly pads, the Justin bass hits the sputter plug, and Bill sets the hook into the wily fish's lip with a skilled flip of the rod tip .....

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 09/06/12 at 13:56:16:

JOG I've had diesels engines in bobcats and I used diesel oil not motorcycle oil,In motorcycles I use motorcycle oil the best I can get,No additives needed.I even use car oil in cars the best I can get,Not diesel or motorcycle oil.Its really pretty simply.

bill67 wrote on 09/06/12 at 16:02:50:



My question I keep asking myself is
"Is Bill incapable of grasping this distinction, or is he just unwilling?"

Heres the deal, Bill.. You take a harsh environment & find a product that will survive in it, then put it in a less harsh environment & it will Do Great. Rotella provides protection to Diesel En gines,, & will do so for gasoline engines, also. What makes Motorcycle OIl motorcycle oil is the fact that it Lacks all the super slicky stuff that car engines use to replace the things diesels use. Back before catalytic converters, there was no need for oil to be stripped of ZDDP & other things our valve train so desperately needs.,Now, however, in order to NOT foul them out, oils have to be made differently.,So, since diesels dont have Catalytics, they can have things in them that keep an engine happy & dont screw up a wet clutch.

Please, ohh please tell me your mind is sufficiently large & flexible to be able to wrap around these complex ideas.

So, motorcycle oils are designed to accommodate a wet clutch,,that doesnt make them superior to other oils, they simply do not have the additives that the modern car needs. Diesel oil, like Rotella, not only doesnt have those additives the wet clutch cant take, it has additives our valve train needs.
Give it UP, man, run what you want, spend all that $$$, but Im getting as good of an oil for $13.00 a gallon as you are for $13.00 per oil change,maybe better,

 
Oho !!!    

Bill had him a dual lure rig up, one sputter plug following the other like a bull frog chasing a minnow -- what bass could resist that?

Now, with two big fish on his line, what will Billum do now?

 

Bill !!!!

Take a closer look at them fishies you is a trying to catch .... they seem to be a schooling in on you bud, getting closer and closer.   There are 3 of them now, and the two on your line are making your little one man float chair spin round and round as they wrap the line around and round your remaining leg.

Are they bass, or crappie or bream?  Catfish?  Trout?


Whut sort of fishies are them narsty looking things?   They got lots of big 'ol facts sticking outta their jaws, and them facts sure seem to be dripping & drooling that nasty 'ol data poison stuff, now don't they?




Bill, whut if them fishies start to attack you and sink them data laden facts into your poor ol posterior again?

Europeans, Bill, Europeans .... it "make" for Europeans, South Americans and Indochinese.

It not "make" for North Americans (not yet anyway).

It not make its way onto the VOA listings so we have no clue what is in it right now.

Some are MA2, some are MA

Likely it will be as costly as any other motorcycle oil when it gets here.

IT WON'T MAKE ROTELLA GO AWAY

Rotella will always be here to haunt you.

bill67 wrote on 09/06/12 at 12:31:13:


Bill hasn't figured out the difference between cheap and frugal.  If he wants to put red caviar in his bike, let him.  Rotella is Jaso MA rated and has sufficient zddp for a stock motor, so that's what this poor boys using!