Formula 4-Stroke 10W-30/SAE 30 Small Engine Oil Commercial-grade formulation for hot temperature, severe service operation of small engines where routine maintenance is often difficult or infrequent. Use wherever SAE 10W-30 or SAE 30 oil is specified in gasoline or diesel engines, transmissions, hydraulics and chaincases.
Commercial-grade formulation for hot temperature, severe service operation of small engines where routine maintenance is often difficult or infrequent. Use wherever SAE 10W-30 or SAE 30 oil is specified in gasoline or diesel engines, transmissions, hydraulics and chaincases.
“We’ve had many customers (using Generators) quote significantly longer run times per tank of fuel when they switched from another brand to the AMSOIL Small Engine Oil”
10W-30 Synthetic Small Engine Oil
Using a high-quality small-engine oil has a direct effect on efficiency and profitability. Over time, wear and deposits rob small engines of power, reducing productivity. High heat can cause oils not formulated for severe service to boil off, leading to increased oil consumption, forcing the work crew to continually top-off the oil. AMSOIL Synthetic Small-Engine Oil is a tough formulation designed to preserve engine power while fighting oil consumption, helping professionals work more efficiently and save money on maintenance.
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Fights Power Loss
Continuous severe-service operation accelerates wear and leads to harmful deposits that can stick rings and valves, robbing the engine of power. Power loss means less productivity and more maintenance. Synthetic Small-Engine Oil is a tough synthetic oil chemically engineered with anti-wear additives and heat-resistant anti-oxidants that protect pistons and bearings. After 500 hours of severe-service lab testing, AMSOIL 10W-30 Synthetic Small-Engine Oil virtually eliminated wear and deposits, helping preserve engine power and ensure productivity (see image).
Reduces Oil Consumption
Commercial-grade small engines run hot, with oil temperatures reaching 250ºF and higher. High heat causes standard-service oils to vaporize and exit the crankcase vent, leading to increased oil consumption. Heat also breaks down oil and forms deposits that lead to piston-ring sticking. Stuck rings fail to seal the combustion chamber and keep oil from entering and burning. As a result, workers must diligently check and top-off the oil to ensure the engine is protected, wasting time and money. AMSOIL Synthetic Small-Engine Oil’s heat-stable synthetic base oils withstand extreme heat better than other oils. In lab testing 10W-30 Synthetic Small-Engine Oil reduced oil consumption 61 percent compared to three leading 10W-30/SAE 30 motor oils**. It keeps engines clean for peak efficiency and reduced maintenance.
Long Service Life
On busy job sites, equipment maintenance can easily be delayed or overlooked completely. If using standard-service motor oils, high rates of oil consumption can leave the engine unprotected for extended periods, and it’s only a matter of time before catastrophic wear sets in. AMSOIL Synthetic Small-Engine Oil lasts longer than conventional oil, providing peace of mind that engines are protected, even when maintenance is delayed.
- Preserves engine power
- Helps cut maintenance costs
- Fights heat and deposits
Applications and Recommendations
Use the appropriate viscosity of Synthetic Small-Engine Oil in applications that require any of the following specifications:
- API SL, SJ, SH, SG…(Gasoline)
- API CD, CF (Diesel)
- JASO MA/MA2, (Wet Clutch)
Use 10W-30 Synthetic Small-Engine Oil in small engines found in (not limited to) mowers (zero-turn, riding, stand-on, push), generators, power washers and other equipment that requires SAE 30, 5W-30 or 10W-30 motor oil, including those made by Briggs & Stratton®, Honda®, Kubota®, Kawasaki®, Kohler®, Tecumseh®, Robin®, Onan®, Wisconsin®, Powertrain®, Yanmar®, Linamar® and Vanguard®.
Equipment types include maintenance equipment, tractors, lawn and garden equipment, compactors, pumps, light towers, log splitters, welders, cement mixers and trowels, skid-steers, excavators, rototillers and compressors.
COMPATIBILITY
AMSOIL Synthetic Small-Engine Oil is compatible with other conventional and synthetic motor oils. Mixing AMSOIL motor oils with other oils, however, will shorten the oil’s life expectancy and reduce the performance benefits.
Aftermarket oil additives are not recommended for use with AMSOIL motor oils.
SERVICE LIFE
AMSOIL Synthetic Small-Engine Oil is a long-life formulation that can last longer than conventional petroleum oils. It provides an extra measure of protection when equipment typically goes longer between oil changes than is recommended by the equipment manufacturer. Due to wide variances in operating conditions and maintenance practices, AMSOIL recommends extending drain intervals when monitored by oil analysis or following the equipment manufacturer-established drain intervals.
AMSOIL PRODUCT WARRANTY
AMSOIL products are backed by a Limited Liability Warranty. For complete information visit AMSOIL Warranty Information.
HEALTH & SAFETY
This product is not expected to cause health concerns when used for the intended applications and according to the recommendations in the Safety Data Sheet (SDS). An SDS is available via the Internet at www.amsoil.com or upon request at (715) 392-7101. Keep Out of Reach of Children. Recycle used oil and bottle.
* All trademarked names and images are the property of their respective owners and may be registered marks in some countries. No affiliation or endorsement claim, express or implied, is made by their use. All products advertised here are developed by AMSOIL for use in the applications shown.
** Based on 125-hour lab tests of small engines using AMSOIL 10W-30 Commercial-Grade Synthetic Small engine Oil and three leading 10W-30/SAE 30 motor oils.
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Customer Comments:
Formula 4 stroke engine oil
By Stephan 12/30/2016
from undisclosed
I have been using Amsoil for years and wouldn’t trust another. I use Amsoil in everything with great results, so I thought I would use the 4 stroke oil in all my small engines. Glad I did!!! No oil consumption, the engines run smoother and sound stronger. The 4 stroke oil even brought back an old decommissioned generator that was smoking to working condition. Amsoil does an amazing job again!
The 4-stroke oil is definitely superior
By Keith 12/26/2016
from undisclosed
I use this oil in my mowers, generator, and all of my small 4-stroke engines. I have been using it for about 2 years now and am amazed with the reduced oil consumption, and how clean looking the oil is after summer long intervals, unlike conventional oil that turns sooty black.
Exceptional Product!!!
By John 12/23/2016
from undisclosed
I have a Briggs and Stratton push mower and use only Formula 4 Stroke Small Engine Oil it. The old boy has never let me down and at 15 years old still fires up on the first pull. I change the oil only once a year and it does not burn oil and keeps on ticking. Thank you Amsoil for making such a superior product. I also use the Formula 4 Stroke Small Engine Oil in all of my small engines, to include snowblower, riding John Deere Mower and generator. After this product has proven itself time and time again I will use nothing else. This stuff is the BEST hands down.
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Technical Service Bulletin
Subject: Viscosity of Mono grade and Multigrade Oils
Product Description: AMSOIL 10W-30/SAE 30 Motor Oil (ACD and ASE)
OBJECTIVE:
To explain how certain AMSOIL engine oils can qualify for both monograde and multigrade viscosity ratings. TECHNICAL DISCUSSION: Oil Classification System In selecting a proper engine oil, the vehicle owner must consider both the oil viscosity and the lubricant service requirements for the vehicle. To enable the owner to identify a proper oil, the vehicle manufacturers and the lubricant industry have developed a lubricant classification system (1).
When automobiles first appeared, attempts were made to identify motor oils. Viscosity was known to be one of the most important characteristics of an oil, and it was simply classified as light, medium or heavy, depending on its viscosity. When more advanced instruments were made avail- able to measure viscosity, the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) developed a better oil classification system.
This system, known as SAE J300 (1), was first related to the kinematic viscosity at 100 o C as shown in the following table I. This classification system was used for oil differentiation until the late 1960s. During this period of time, the lubricant oils were mostly prepared with mineral base stocks and had a very limited range of operation temperature. This led to the development of multi- grade engine oils which can be operated in a much wider temperature range.
Another way to classify the oil is to add the letter “W” behind the number. The “W” stands for winter and indicates that an oil is suitable for use in colder temperatures. The lower the number in front of the “W,” the better the cold temperature protection. This service classification mainly looks at the low temperature viscosity of the oil. For example, the following table lists the requirements of the low temperature cranking viscosity at different temperatures:
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