The lubricants are formulated to give good flow and protection for cold starting. Nevertheless, under extreme conditions, it is advisable to adopt correct equipment warm-up procedures.
In proper storage conditions, unopened containers generally carry a five-year shelf life from the date of manufacture.
No, RockOil Groundsman lubricants are formulated to be equal to or better than the requirements of most major equipment manufacturers’ specifications and, when used correctly, preserve equipment warranty eligibility.
Some of the indicators are the darkening of the oil colour, engine sound or performance loss. We recommend referring to your equipment handbook to see suggested servicing intervals.
Your equipment’s operating conditions and specific requirements determine the viscosity grade choice. Refer to your equipment product literature for recommendations.
Yes, the products have environmentally friendly additives and meet current environmental regulations that cover groundskeeping and landscaping applications.
The general rule is to change the oil at every 50-100 operating hours or every year, whichever comes first. Yet this interval can differ according to certain operating conditions and equipment specifications.
You should store the lubricants in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight with containers sealed tight to prevent contamination.
Although it’s not usually a good idea to use a combination of different lubricant brands, you can safely use RockOil Groundsman products after draining the prior lubricant from your equipment properly.
Yes, RockOil lubricants are designed to work well in a variety of temperatures and weather conditions without losing their effect. They are designed for heavy duty machinery after all!