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![]() Eisboch wrote: "Robert Denner" wrote in message ... I have a full gal. of Bombadier Gear oil called HPV that is used in most Johnson and Evinrude lower units. I would like to use this in a F225 Yamaha which calls for Hypoid 90W. The HPV container does not say what SAE wt it is but one would think that they are very similar gear units so it would be ok to use. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated. Thanks, Bob I'd check it to it further. I read something about hypoid and non-hypoid lubricants a while ago but can't remember all the details. I think I recall that it has to do with how the gears are cut - in fact I think some types of gears are called hypoid gears and require a hypoid rated lube to allow the gear sets to "slide" across the faces. Or something like that. Eisboch Hypoid gear oils have a higher shear strength, so your above "slide" statement is correct. |
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