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You do realize you can use any oil in your White lawnmower and do not have to purchase White oil. White does not even manufacture oil and their oil is made by someone else. In fact White does even manufacture lawnmowers. Their lawnmowers are made by MTD. Purchase any name brand oil in the correct weight for your mower as recommended by the engine manufacturer. I do highly recommend you use a synthetic oil for any air cooled engine.
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Where can you buy oil for your lawnmower?
walmart
Why would your lawnmower oil appear white?
It has moisture (water) in it.
Lawnmower white smoke?
To much oil. or the valve stem is loose and its leaking oil
What causes a lawnmower to have white smoke?
white smoke almost always means your lawnmower is burning oil. this could mean either your piston rings are worn and need to be replace ( can be done easily if you have the tools) or you have too much oil in the motor.
Can you use lawnmower oil for your snowblower?
Yes 10w30 is a good oil for snowblower or lawnmower.
What does white smoke mean when you start your lawnmower?
You have a bit of extra oil in the cylinder burning off for some reason
Why does my kohler riding lawnmower emit white smoke?
Lawn morwer white smoke when starting and again when turning it off. Does this hurt it. Do i need oil
What happens if you use the wrong oil in your lawnmower?
If the wrong oil is used in a lawnmower, do not start it. Simply drain the oil as completely as possible and fill with the proper oil.
What happens if u overfill oil in lawnmower?
When you overfill oil in a lawnmower it will smoke when you tip it sideways while mowing,it has no harm
What if you overfill with oil your lawnmower?
drain it.
Can you put car oil in a gas lawnmower?
to put the oil in the lawnmower's crankcase would be fine, so long as it is an appropriate viscosity.
What does it mean when the oil in your lawnmower looks milky or white?
When the oil in your lawnmower appears milky or white, it typically indicates that water has mixed with the oil. This can happen due to a leaking gasket, a damaged seal, or condensation buildup, which is especially common in humid conditions. Milky oil can reduce the lubrication effectiveness, potentially leading to engine damage, so it's essential to drain the contaminated oil and address any underlying issues before continuing to use the mower.
