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OUT FOR TROUT Preferred
Customer Lars Lignell hauls
this 31-foot trailer across
rugged terrain with his 1989
Dodge 350 pickup truck with
confidence. He runs AMSOIL
lubricants bumper to bumper. |
Lars Lignell, Salem,
Ore., became a believer in AMSOIL synthetic
lubricants in the 1970s when he put
the companys original 10W-40 Synthetic
Oil in his 1970 Plymouth with a 318ci
engine. He lived in Aurora, Ore. then
and he loved the AMSOIL motor oil.
But nearly two years later the Dealer
he knew couldnt be found and Lignell
couldnt find the product anymore. So,
he went back to regular motor oil.
That was when AMSOIL was
first starting its reach across the country.
Now AMSOIL motor oils are found in shops
in every state. AMSOIL products are available
through tens of thousands of Dealers
and through the Internet, which brings
them directly to your door.
Lignell, who retired after
33 years of driving Greyhound buses,
was reminded of his preference for AMSOIL
motor oil early this year when he took
his 1989 Dodge 350 pickup truck to Dan
Judy Automotive in Salem to have a Banks
turbo boost system installed. There,
he found the complete line of AMSOIL
products. He was delighted to find the
AMSOIL products again and instructed
the mechanic to switch the diesel engine
over to AMSOIL 15W-40 Heavy Duty Diesel
and Marine Motor Oil. A few weeks later,
he put in AMSOIL Transmission Fluid.
I was glad to find it
again because I had such good luck with
it in my 1970 Plymouth, Lignell said.
Those changes paid off
this summer when Lignell and his son,
Lars Jr., went on a fishing trip into
Washington state, pulling a 31-foot Jayco
travel trailer behind the pickup in 80-to
90-degree weather. Most of the time the
transmission fluid temperature was running
about 220 F, Lignell said. But during
a particularly long, steep grade just
after crossing the Columbia River the
transmission temperature slowly started
to rise to about 230 F. As he reached
the top of the long, steep grade the
temperature was riding right at 300 degrees.
It cooled down on the downhill side,
and Lignell stopped for fuel in Pasco,
Wash.
I checked my transmission
fluid and it still looked nice and pink
and didnt even smell the least bit burned,
he said. It was further proof to him
that AMSOIL makes the best synthetic
lubricants on the market. If my transmission
fluid had been the regular tranny fluid,
Im sure it would have been badly burned,
Lignell said. Thanks AMSOIL, glad I found
you again.
He signed on as a Preferred
Customer for the cost savings benefits
the plan offers him and plans to add
AMSOIL lubes to his drive train and the
AMSOIL antifreeze. And then I am set,
he said. I m just going to keep using
it because it s so much more economical.
His truck takes 12 quarts at an oil change
so using AMSOIL, with its extended drain
capabilities, offers him significant
savings.
Nowadays, Lignell spends
a lot of his time fishing, bringing home
big trout, and he has the confidence
his truck will continue to haul him to
all of those secret lakes trouble free. |