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Several years ago I introduced Royal Purple to my department. Of course everyone was very skeptical. We service steam and electric pumps. These pumps are ran at RPM form 4200 to 9600 24/12. The dyno lube was c/o on a 3 mo. interval. These pumps also used cooling water running through the water jackets to help keep cool. After switching to Royal Purple we were able to increase the draining intervals and shut off the water for cooling. We now c/o the Syn oil every 2 years. Plus made a small saving in steam and electric used.

My brother in-law works for a company that does off shore maintenance. They were having trouble with sump pumps in the gulf. The salt water was washing out the pump bearings after a period of time. After switching to Royal Purple the bearing problems were solved.

In one of amoil or 54s post someone had said that they were unpleased when they saw how thin the 5w-30 was after draining their oil. Aparently they have the wrong impression or misunderstanding of lubrication. It's not the thickest, it's the film strength. This is just one of the areas where RP out performs other syn.

Yes, I've tried to become a Royal Purple distributor, but there's one in my area. Only a couple of blocks away.

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