Seeking Severe Gear 75-90

[Regcabguy]

Anyone out there have 4 qts. of Severe Gear 75-90 they could sell me shipped to 92117? Amsoil is requiring a one year membership as I am a prior member. I'll only need this small purchase in the next year and it won't pay for itself. I've already got some Amsoil and am going to install a Mag-Hytec and just need to supplement what I've got. I was hoping somebody decided to go with a heavier blend and had some sitting around. Thanks.

 

[fox]

You would do very well to find a Schaeffers oil rep and look into thier Supreme Gear Lube #293. It has the soluble Moly and will reduce friction very well and is a super product. 75/90 weight.

 

[2Rowdy]

I run schaeffer's also.

 

[ENafziger]

You would do very well to find a Schaeffers oil rep and look into thier Supreme Gear Lube #293.

How do I do this? I've tried multiple times, and can't seem to get anywhere. I was told that without a local dealer, I had to buy case quantities of what I wanted, and have it shipped to me.

I wanted to try a variety of products, but because of the case requirement, was only able to get the fuel additive and some engine oil; these two alone were well over $300.

Is there somewhere I can order these products? I'd be willing to drive a 50 +/- radius around Knoxville, TN, or order off a website? The Amsoil site is very user friendly... is there something like this for Schaeffer's?

I believe the Schaeffer's products are top of the line, but I would venture that many people are turned away simply because it seems very difficult to purchase anything.

--Eric

 

[fox]

Schaeffer Oil 3. 0 | Industrial Lubricants | Diesel Fuel Additive | Synthetic Motor Oils

Then go to their dealer locator.

Or call Schaeffers and ask for the nearest RETAIL story to you.

The dealers are for wholesale and have a $300 minimum. If you buy some gear lube, some motor oil, and some fuel additive it becomes easy to get to $300. You will have enough for several oil changes.

you will like their products. Also, they are less expensive than the big advertised names, because they don't spend big advertising dollars.

 

[Regcabguy]

Thanks.

Thanks gents for your suggestions. I've got it covered!

 

[ENafziger]

Schaeffer Oil 3. 0 | Industrial Lubricants | Diesel Fuel Additive | Synthetic Motor Oils
Then go to their dealer locator.
Or call Schaeffers and ask for the nearest RETAIL story to you.
The dealers are for wholesale and have a $300 minimum. If you buy some gear lube, some motor oil, and some fuel additive it becomes easy to get to $300. You will have enough for several oil changes.
you will like their products. Also, they are less expensive than the big advertised names, because they don't spend big advertising dollars. <!-- google_ad_section_end --><!-- google_ad_section_end --><!-- / message -->

I did this, and there is no dealer within 100 mile radius of Knoxville that carries a good variety of products... or even the basics I'm looking for.

I did the $300 minimum order thing last time, but they still had the case quantity rule. I could only buy the cases of engine oil and fuel additive. To buy case quantities of the other products I wanted to try would have put my bill over $2,000.

I understand about the advertising, but I'm interested in the products, have money to buy (at least in reasonable quantity), and can't purchase!

What am I missing?

--Eric

 

[fox]

I believe the reps should get a retail dealer set-up in thier area, it is a good thing and will let people try each product before big purchases.

 

[icman95]

Say, Bob, if you still want, it's nothing for me to go down to my Amsoil dealer and get some. Problem is I live in CT and can't imagine the shipping would be too cheap to CA. Let me know. PM me if need be.

 

[steved]

I did this, and there is no dealer within 100 mile radius of Knoxville that carries a good variety of products... or even the basics I'm looking for.



--Eric

Call them... they didn't list a local dealer for me either, but they had a guy practically next door when I called them.



I'm running Schaeffer's S9000 in my truck right now... seems like nice stuff so far!