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20 Liter Maxol Superfarm 15W30 Multi-Grade Engine Oil

Original price was: $196.68.Current price is: $113.22.

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Every farmer knows that keeping your tractor’s engine properly lubricated is the difference between a machine that starts reliably every morning and one that leaves you walking back to the house for another cup of coffee. This 20-liter container of Maxol Superfarm 15W30 gives you enough high-quality engine oil to handle multiple oil changes or keep a spare on hand for those long days when you can’t afford downtime.

What You’re Getting

  • Multi-grade 15W30 viscosity that flows well in cold weather but maintains protection when things heat up
  • Agricultural-grade formulation designed specifically for the demands of farm equipment
  • Large 20-liter size that’s perfect for tractors with bigger oil capacities or stocking up
  • Maxol quality that farmers have trusted for decades in tough conditions

Built for Real Farm Work

This oil is formulated to handle the stop-and-go nature of farm work—whether you’re cultivating all day, running a loader around the barnyard, or pulling implements through dusty fields. The 15W30 viscosity rating means it’ll protect your engine from startup wear on cold mornings while maintaining the right thickness to keep everything lubricated during those hot summer days when you’re pushing hard to get the crop in.

Made to Last

Agricultural engines work harder than most, dealing with dust, extended idle times, and heavy loads. This oil is blended to handle those conditions with additives that fight wear, prevent deposits, and keep your engine clean. The 20-liter container means you’re getting good value and won’t run short when it’s time for maintenance.

Good to Know

Always check your owner’s manual for the recommended viscosity and change intervals for your specific tractor. The 20-liter size is handy, but make sure you’ve got a clean funnel and a way to store any leftover oil properly. A little tip from the shop: warm oil drains faster and more completely than cold oil, so let the engine run for a few minutes before changing.