Re: SER1 Oil was Slightly OT: gearbox designs

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Lyndon Wortley wrote:
> I have seen Penrite advertised within the UK and have come across a
> number of people recommending it. There is also a firm by the name of
> "Millers" who specialise in additive free lubricants for classic,
> vintage and veteran vehicles
I can definitely recommend millers "Syntran" for gearboxes (and other 
gears).
I used to use it when I could get hold of it easily... and it made my 
boxes quieter and smoother....
It was recommended to me by a pal who used to run a big perkins diesel 
through a Series II 'box - and he used to chew through them every few 
months until he changed to Syntran...

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