Posted by ChrisB on September 08, 2008 at 23:20:20 from (66.189.25.201):
In Reply to: hytran fluid questions posted by MN Rick on September 08, 2008 at 13:33:41:
colekicker said: (quoted from post at 01:57:43 09/09/08)
Why did Case IH have the Ultra Shield program that would give you a 10 year 10,000 hour warranty for using Case IH lube and filters?
You had me until the last sentence. Could it be that case was doubling the markup if not more on the oil and filters? No "might" about it.
Sure the design is to spec of an oil. Problem is there are only a handful of popular spec oils and then 2000 different ways to market them and price them. Somewhere out there, there is a different colored pail of oil as the Case pail containing the exact same oil at 1/3 the price. All we need is a secret decoder ring to figure it out.
If not then tell us EXACTLY why there is no other oil like Case on the market and why a refinery would go out of it's way to batch some special blend for such a small customer.
Either way here is a good start to decode some of the straight from a refinery.
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