Farmers can save as much as 50% on oil related costs in typical farm operations. There are additional savings in less labor, less down time, equipment is productive all the time and equipment lasts longer (less replacement costs)! Know th facts! AMSOIL saves you money.

   Francis and Rock Ormiston, Kismet, KS We have been using AMSOIL totally since 1974. We farm separately but we do, on occasion, interchange some machinery. Between us we have four large 4-wheel drive John Deere tractors from 200 to 400 HP. We use AMSOIL in all the tractors and the combine, and the AMSOIL By-Pass Filters, too.We change oil once a year in the early spring. We have not figured our real savings by using AMSOIL, but for sure it's a strong 50 cents on the dollar over petroleum oil, and saving a lot of labor on very little downtime. There is no way we could afford to go back to petroleum, even if it was given to us free.

Wallace Dunn, Richfield, KS I started using AMSOIL in the spring of 1983. Using AMSOIL SAE 30 Diesel Oil and the AMSOIL By-Pass Oil Filter, we run 900 hours between oil changes on the 160 HP Case and 700 hours in our 120 HP Deutz Allis air-cooled. I use the AMSOIL 20W-50 Synthetic Oil in my Massey 510 combine on a two year oil change schedule. I am very pleased I was introduced to AMSOIL Products.

Harold Isaac, Hooker, OK I use AMSOIL Synthetic Engine Oil, Synthetic Multi-Purpose
Hydraulic Fluid and the AMSOIL 80W-90 Synthetic Gear Lube in my two Deere tractors, my 855 Steiger and my N6 Allis combine. I also use the AMSOIL By-Pass Oil Filters and change oil once a year. Our farm uses nothing but AMSOIL and we are happy with the results. There is a large difference in performance between petroleum oil and AMSOIL, as well as a lot of money and time saved.

Warren Bowker, Richfield, KS I started using AMSOIL in 1975, and right off I could see the difference, so I put it in everything on the farm. I use AMSOIL 10W-40 Synthetic Oil in my six tractors - three Internationals and three John Deeres - and in my Massey combine. We use the AMSOIL 15W-40 in our two semis, a Mack and a Detroit engine, along with the related AMSOIL Synthetic Lubes in the transmissions and differentials. AMSOIL 75W-90 Gear Lube is in the irrigation gear heads and this has lowered the fluid temperatures considerably. We are 100% AMSOIL and plan on staying that way.

Every farmer should be using "AMSOIL all the way"! AMSOIL 100% Synthetic Lubricants are no longer in the "testing stage". They work as advertised and many times far better than advertised.