Onan 5500 Oil and Filter Change - How to do a Generator Oil Change

[@GetGonewithUS]

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[@paulmeinke9461]

Had the coach for more than 3 years. Let others change the oil and such. Thanks for the video. Now all I need to do is verify the model so I can get the right filters and I will be changing them myself this time (along with all the other things I need to do to make it road ready again.)..

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome! Glad it helped. 😀

[@troybrackett1240]

Second year running I’ve been able the check this off the maintenance list! Every season starts with a review of your video just so I don’t overlook something. Stay safe.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Troy, glad you find the video helpful. We use as reference ourselves. LOL Have a great camping season and you guys stay safe too. 😀

[@JDVideoProd]

I've seen several videos on oil change and yours is, by far, the most straight forward and easy instructions to follow.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Jim! We appreciate your comment! 😀

[@davidpittman57]

I’m a newbi to RVing. Thanks for the video it was great and save me money by convincing me I could change the Gen Oil for my first 50 hours and annual oil change. Also I learned how to set the service hours. Thanks Again David

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad it was helpful! 😀

[@RamblinRoadies]

Great video and very helpful. I just did the first oil change, 20 hours, and I only got one quart of oil. Yes, that includes the filter. I was able to fill it with two quarts just fine.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Not bad. Speed will come with experience. Check your dipstick, you might be a little low. LOL

[@jerryfie5475]

Thank you for a straight forward video without a bunch of other stuff added in.

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome Jerry, thanks for your comment! 😀

[@allanschrillo1509]

Great lesson! Thanks for your clear direction. My oil filter was put on by Arnold Schwarzenegger too. That filter was excellent except it slipped around. I put some shrink tubing on the grips and that allowed it to hold it. Thanks again!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome. I like your idea about the shrink tubing on the grips. Nice idea!

[@MikeC19100]

Even though I've done this once already, this video serves as a great reminder of the procedural steps needed to get the job done better. Thank you for making the video and stay safe on your travels!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome. Glad it helped! :)

[@dcmich1]

I just changed the oil in my 2019 Hurricane 34J and was relieved at how easy it was. Thank you for the video.

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome! 😀

[@davidrance1494]

I recently found your channel on KZbin and your videos are a wealth of information and you make everything so easy to follow ….. I’m still new to the rv life but I’m pretty handy so I like doing things myself whenever possible. Thanks for your knowledge and simple to follow tutorials…. I know your not pretending to be pros but you still know what your doing

[@GetGonewithUS]

Awesome, thank you!

[@louie3552]

Thanks for the Video. 30 year RVer but have a New 5th (3rd RV) with an Onan 5500. You flagged a good point on the GenSet assemblers putting the oil filter on too tight on initial install. Thanks for the tip on what Oil Filter tool to use. My oil filter "strap" was too big, and getting a bottom "Cap" style likely would have stripped if I attempted to buy/use one. Found the oil filter tool you showed on on the Video on Amazon for approx $8. You need a tool that tightens around the filter as you attempt to unscrew the filter. Going slow the filter started to loosen on the 1st attempt without distorting the oil filter. Thanks again for the tip. I am sure it save me a bit of hassle (and aggravation). Happy Travels....

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome Louie. Happy Trails!

[@YoungatHeartAdventures]

Thanks, your video saved me a bunch of time! Especially knowing I needed to find a special oil filter wrench... I actually found one at Walmart!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome! We are glad you found the video useful. 😃

[@GreedeeVids]

Great video! Really appreciate the help. It was like having my old man showing me how to do the work. Hes passed and we never had a rv. So appreciate it!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thank you. We are glad you found the video helpful. 😊

[@PuertoRicoVive]

i like you to love birds ..good video i do it the same way on my cars ,,,,,i dont follow Rv BUT LOKE THEY WAY YOU TO LOVE EACH OTHER AND THAT WHY I FOLLOW THE PAGE GOD BLESS

[@GetGonewithUS]

Awe shucks, thank you! 😀

[@brentrangel5908]

Thank you sir , hitting the ground running tomorrow before dune trip ! Keep up the good work and safe travels

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks, you too, Brent! 😀

[@herbschlichting7384]

Chuck thank you for the very much needed information on the tool you used to remove the oil filter. I ordered one just came in today. Thank you so much Herb

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad it helped, Herb! 😀

[@Reeltinyphish]

Wow thank you for this. I was dreading doing this thinking it would be a pain, but you made it look simple! Thank you!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You're welcome! You got this! 😀

[@markk.5280]

Excellent video, nice tips. One suggestion, when pouring oil into the engine put the spout at the top edge of the bottle and pour. This way it pour without the glug and seems to have a better reach.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Mark and thanks for your tip too. 😀

[@devnull889]

As a future RV owner I would like to thank you for this very informative video. You guys rock

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome. We are glad you found the video informative. Good luck with your future rig. They are a lot of fun! 😃

[@scroob72]

Great job, I changed my oil because of your video, super easy and the Home Depot bucket is the way to go!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Great to hear! 😀

[@Ob1Love]

I am a new RV owner and this is the exact generator I have. I did not have a clue how to do this and you have shown me way more than the dealer did about this generator. I didn't even know it has circuit breakers or that you could start it right on the generator! Thank you so much for putting this on youtube. I am off to change my oil now. Oh by the way, my book said change it after the first 50 hours and then every 150 or annually after that. So I blew past the 50 hours by almost 40 but I don't think that will make a big difference I hope! I guess if there are no iron filings I should be good to go. Thanks again for this video!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Dennis and good luck on the oil change and congrats on the new RV! 😀

[@Ob1Love]

@@GetGonewithUS I turn 70 this year and haven't changed oil in anything since my late 30's! Your video made it so simple I couldn't believe it! I bought the filter from Amazon and took it to the auto parts store and found the exact tool that fit the filter perfect and made it so easy to take the old one off. The auto parts store even disposed of my old oil for free. Next is changing the oil in my V10 engine!

[@GetGonewithUS]

@@Ob1Love Nice Job Dennis! That one could be a littl bit more messy depending on your setup,but we have you covered there too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/h32YlGV5gc-KkMU

[@thomasdunn8214]

Thanks Chuck. Great video with excellent tips on getting the job done.

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome Thomas. We are glad you found it helpful.

[@Siglerland]

Thanks! Just got a 2002 Bounder and I need to change the oil in it. You made it so easy! Thanks!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You're welcome! 😃

[@captnawty7966]

Get video on how to change the oil on the Onan 5500. Just the advice on the "correct" oil wrench to use made this video Awesome....Thanks and I subscribed too.

[@GetGonewithUS]

You ae welcome! Glad you found the video helpful! 😀

[@ryeann2567]

Thanks for the video! I thought you had hired Bill Burr for commentary for a minute there..

[@GetGonewithUS]

LOL That was my impression of him!

[@bgdog1960]

Thank You! This was way better than dragging out the manual! 🙌🏽

[@GetGonewithUS]

You're welcome! 😀

[@pgithens1]

Thanks for the great tip on the oil filter wrench. What a time, kunckle and frustration saver.

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome! 😀

[@johnmurray5319]

Great video. One video I don't see is on changing your house batteries. I would love to find one - especially with 4 batteries mounted in the steps - that is the way my Tiffin Allegro Open Road 2016 36LA is.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks John. Your battery setup is different from ours anyway.

[@davidbutcher1425]

Thanks. I need to take care of this on our new . . . Gently used Suncruiser 37F! You look familiar! I installed a Hercules Tow Bar with inertial Brake; and baseplate & Cables to our Jeep JK several years ago . . . Towed with 3 MHs now! We be mudding sound familiar?!?

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome. WeRmudfun too! LOL

[@pattyann8661]

i live in nebraska and my friend who lives in wisconsin called me because he is having a hard time removing the oil filter from his onan generator,, well i told him that he's in good luck because i am planning on making a trip to wisconsin next week and i told him to hold off with the generator and i will do it for him.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Good luck, they are tough to get off the first time. We wrapped some rubber from a bicycle inner tube around the exposed part of the filter, then put the filter wrench over that. Grabbed the wrench as tight as we could, followed by a couple of choice words and it came off. Be careful near that shielding, it will cut skin easily...ask me how I know! LOL

[@michaelm9621]

Thank you for making this video, you are very detailed in the porcess.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for stopping by our channel. 😀

[@John36915]

Thank You Chuck; I appreciate the information. Getting ready to do my first oil change on our Onan 5500. Drive Safe...

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome John! Good luck! 😀

[@qpfj]

Thank you very much for your step by step instructions and added information to know about. Great Video!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad it was helpful! 😀

[@amyandwade4738]

Thank you for the great video

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad you enjoyed it! 😀

[@twdenman1]

Thank you. I wasn’t looking forward to changing this oil.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad to help, Ted! 😀

[@ayejay3437]

Exactly what I was looking for. Great work, thank you for this video!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You're welcome! 😀

[@1960tec]

Did the same thing with filter wrenches

[@beermanssp]

Thanks you saved me from paying someone else to do it 👍

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad you liked the video! 😀

[@stevedo9936]

Very good Detail explanation. Thanks!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome, Steve! 😀

[@daxgearhart5474]

Awesome walk through. Thanks!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad you enjoyed it! 😀

[@user-vu1lt2pj6t]

Thanks, I use a similar style. Good to see other methods.

[@GetGonewithUS]

You're welcome! 😀

[@troybrackett1240]

This is great. You’ve inspired me to take this on when our cover comes off!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You got this Troy! If it is the first time, the filter might be tough to get off. If you get stuck let me know.😃

[@troybrackett1240]

@@GetGonewithUS I was able to successfully get the job done! So glad I did. When the generator was serviced last year (fouled coil at delivery) the oil drain tube was caught under the generator. Had the valve been opened without seeing this first... oh what a mess that would have been.

[@GetGonewithUS]

@@troybrackett1240 Great Job Troy. Told you you had it!!!😂👍

[@mmitchell2055]

Awesome video and great personalities. TY!!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! 😀

[@josephtkacik7310]

Good video. However I found if I fill our 5500 up to the full mark after about an hour (give or take 15-30 minutes) the unit "stammers" and shuts down. I found a video where an engineer type (had the same problem) was looking at the dipstick. Determined that it was designed wrong. He lowered the level the "add" mark and the problem went away. I've since lowered our oil level and the unit has run just as it should.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Joseph. That is interesting, we never had that problem. I would probably call Onan and ask them about it, just to be on the safe side. 😀

[@pbcummins58]

Chuck, What a great job teaching! Thanks for the refresher. And as a added bonus, your camera person has a nice laugh. Thanks again, now get gone...….

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Beau! We appreciate your comments. We're Gone! 😀😄

[@cowboyup545]

Hey Get Gone with US, I agree let's go find the guy at Onan Manufactory who tightens the oil filters on. Finally got mine of after the same procedure a few choice words.LOL Thanks for the video new subscriber here.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks for subbing, Buck. That guy must have a bionic arm at the plant. Choice words seem to help with the removal! LOL

[@45auto]

I live in my older RV full time. Most RV parks will not allow you to do any maintenance (anything involving fluids) so take care of this before you hit the road.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks, we are aware of that situation and are looking at possible solutions. If we have to pay someone to do it we will, unfortunately!

[@Broncort1]

A rubber strap wrench would get that factory oil filter off!

[@GetGonewithUS]

We had tried that too. There is not a lot of exposed filter for a strap wrench to grab on too.

[@peterdechant4540]

Great video. Right to the point.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Peter! 😀

[@curtishenshaw5592]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Curtis! Glad you enjoyed it. 😀

[@glenntrujillo2719]

Very well explained. Thanks for the help.

[@GetGonewithUS]

You're welcome! 😀

[@awabbievet]

Glad to see you working Chuck. Lol. Getting that filter off took some doing. I think some things are made difficult to do on purpose in hopes you'll take it to the shop. I changed the oil in my 4000, but I don't have an oil filter to mess with. Keep up the good work.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Hi Carl! The filter isn't that bad after the first time you take it off. My biggest problem with the 4000 we had on the Class C was the start button was too close to where you put the oil in and occasionally my hand would bump it while filling and that made quite the mess. LOL

[@awabbievet]

I can see where that wouldn't be a good thing.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Nope, big hands I guess. LOL

[@petesr.rodriguez6273]

Thank you

[@GetGonewithUS]

You're welcome

[@oventek]

Great video. This from another Precept owner. Don't forget to lube your slides and slide seals.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Bill, glad you liked it. Slides are already done too. 😃

[@mariondavis9944]

Thanks for information was very helpful

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad it was helpful! 😀

[@keithbrown2149]

This really helped me. Appreciate you. ✌🏾&❤️

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Keith! 🙂

[@jmcgilvary]

Best video yet on changes! I was hesitant to DIY until I saw this one! So, even if you fill the il filter from a new oil bottle, do you still need 2 full quarts of oil in the tank?

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks John. It is 2 quarts total. The oil you put in the filter comes from those 2 quarts. 😀

[@NomadicInNature]

Very cool video. Onan makes a great generator. Thanks for putting the video together!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks, they do make great generator, we had the 4000 on our 2006 Class C for 10 years without an issue. 😃

[@agm6095]

Thank you very much!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You're welcome!

[@SinanMB]

Thank you! This was very useful

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome! Glad it was helpful! 😀

[@jessetorres8556]

Very helpful! Thanks for sharing!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome Jessica! 😀

[@PierreMichael2020]

Thank you so much for this video, very helpful. Just have one question... it looks like you didn't use the filter wrench when you put the oil filter back on, look like you it's tight enough just by hand (without wrench), is that correct? or did you use the wrench to make sure it's tight enough? It's my first time doing this, so just want to make sure I do it right... thanks again. Pierre.

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome Pierre! I did not use an oil filter wrench to tighten it. I have been doing oil changes on all sorts of engines for over 40 years and have developed a feel for the tightness. For first time I would recommend you use the wrench though as per instructions. Good Luck! 😀

[@eddd7361]

For our first oil change your video was a big help. Wrench tip worth knowing about & I purchased one, Where did you get the rubber tip for the wrench, mind did not have then? Thanks

[@GetGonewithUS]

Good luck with the oil change. If the filter gives you trouble you can wrap rubber around it. I keep an old bike inner tube in my toolbox for such occasions. 😀 The red tips don't last long, we are down to one left. LOL Here is the link for the wrench... amzn.to/2lQ76fk

[@JamesyboyExperiment]

Love the intro guys!!!! It is quite a satisfying task, changing an oil filter 😉 Safe Travels

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks, we thought we would try a new opening, you guys are the second to notice. Enjoy the new country, we are looking forward to coming along to see it! 😃

[@breeanagilbert9565]

Awesome! So helpful!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad it was helpful! 😀

[@snakkee48]

Outstanding Video, Thanks

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@campingwiththeadamss8552]

Thank you, I needed the tutorial!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome. Glad it helped. 😀

[@campingwiththeadamss8552]

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[@roseandmiron]

Hey Chuck thank you so much that helped me out a lot. I change my diesel oil in my truck and then some of the similar things you talked about, but have never done the generator , because it's brand new.. thank you for that little bit of extra we appreciate it one question we were going to ask was do you normally change the oil 20 hours for 250 hours when it's brand new? Ours is a 5500 LP

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad it helped. The first oil change should be at 20 hours, then every 150 hours or once a year after that depending on conditions such as dusty environment or heat. 😀

[@twood3270]

Extremely informative and helpful video! I do have a question; ' the front cover (on the ONAN) states that the oil capacity is "2 qts. with oil filter". However, it appears that you used almost 2 1/2 quarts if you included the oil poured into the filter.' I'm sorta confused on that issue. Should I purchase 3 quarts for my impending oil change?? Thanks for taking your time to illustrate to us, the steps to do this oil service.

[@GetGonewithUS]

2 quarts, exactly what is shown at timestamp 1:50 in the video!

[@RVingwiththeMoracas]

I have not yet done that so think I learned something new 👍🍍

[@GetGonewithUS]

Hey Guys, you may be lucky and no have to worry about the filter. Depends on what size generator you have. 😃

[@timmyb1957]

The documentation from Cummins was god-awful. I thought, there probably is someone that can dumb it down so that even a rookie like myself can do it. I was right! Thanks, Chuck and Cheryl!!!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome Timmy! 😀

[@israel55555ful]

thank you very much for the lesson im looking to purchase one thanks

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome. Good Luck. 😀

[@rawbdiggity]

Thanks Chuck excellent video, have you noticed how hard it is to find Rotella? I’m in UT hard to come by as of late.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Not here.😀

[@richardweston3302]

Great video! Where do I get the oil filter wrench can you include a link?

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Richard, here is the link to the wrench... amzn.to/2lQ76fk

[@Mikemarquez3884]

Wow, thank you for the info. Where did you find that filter wrench?

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome. There is a link to the wrench in the Description Box below the video. 😀

[@edwardlanegraff5423]

I have a question. I noticed you use 15w40 diesel oil. I thought about that too. I don't understand Onan, I think they went with15w40 so we would need to buy their oil. I was thinking of using Mobil1 10w40. We already know Onan doesn't recommend synthetic oil, only because they say it isn't necessary. We know that synthetic is far superior to regular motor oil. 40 weight oil is 40 weight oil. When it come to temperature synthetic can take higher temps, better shear strength, it neutralizes acids better and the list goes on and on. The 15w40 doesn't meet all the specs I found online. It says API class SJ, SH or SG and can be USED WITH CH-4 CG-4 or CF-4 so it would be like SJ/CH-4. How many years has that oil worked for you?

[@GetGonewithUS]

We used that oil ever since we bought the RV in 2016. No Issues.

[@richarddiaz8248]

Thanks for your knowledge and time

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thank You! We are glad you liked it. 😀

[@timmesic]

Thanks for the great video!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome!😀

[@jgpinc]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mrp410]

I did exactly what you did but when i turned that screw...no oil. What am I missing? Did you undo that large plug first? The one that looks like it has green locking fluid on it. Thanks

[@mrp410]

I figured it out....was a spiders nest up in the rubber tube...had to shove a screwdriver up there!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Hi, Sorry I didn't get back to you, we were gone all day. Glad you figured it out. I would not have guessed a spider's nest. Thanks for sharing that for others who might run into the same problem. Hope the rest of the oil change went well. 😀

[@mrp410]

@@GetGonewithUS it did and thank you so much. It was either a spiders nest or a hornet because as soon as I jammed a screwdriver up that rubber drain tube - there was definitely something there and then suddenly oil poured out! Thanks again 👍

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome! 😀

[@eddd7361]

I found mental to mental slipped. I cut coating off of a 10/3 wire I slide that over the 3 tabs worked good. You were right about filter being put on tightly. Thanks.. This week is oil change on the new 7.3L V-8. Great video's.

[@GetGonewithUS]

@@eddd7361 Nice hack using the 10/3 wire coating, I may end up using that idea myself. Good luck on the 7.3L oil change. I haven't done an oil change on the engine or even seen that engine yet. I can't imagine it's much, if any, different from any other oil change. Good luck!

[@shimmermist]

Who clicked the thumb down!! They are AWESOME! 🐾

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thank you! 😀

[@marcoscruz5371]

Getting A New RV,Newbee Good InfoThankyYou

[@GetGonewithUS]

Good luck and enjoy the RV lifestyle.

[@markimmenschuh5389]

Chuck, I was wondering if that’s 2 quarts plus the filter, or iOS it just 2 quarts period? Thanks

[@GetGonewithUS]

Hi Mark, it is 2 quarts total. It may take a bit of time to get both in. 😀

[@davidtoney9933]

Thanks from a new subscriber!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome and thanks for subbing! We appreciate it. 😃

[@tinacampbell8539]

I’m going to order the oil filter wrench remover tool that you listed, but what is the ratchet thing , and is there an extension that I need as well , and are they specific sizes? Sorry , I don’t know these things and I don’t have a bunch of tools. Thanks so much for your video!

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome Tina. We used a 3/8" ratchet with a small extension. That is what the Oil Filter remover tool is mounted to. You should be able to pick it up at Home Depot or Walmart. Good luck!

[@tinacampbell8539]

@@GetGonewithUS Thank you 🙏 I appreciate your help so much!

[@RVHabit]

I have the 4000Q so no oil filter for me. I switched to the Rotella oil last year from Castrol. I like that drain plug I don't have that. I exercise my generator every 2 to 3 weeks with load for about an hour. Have you ever tried the SeaFoam hot soak to clean the carb? I do that also every spring. Always great videos, Lou.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Hi Lou! We had the 4000 in our Class C and I agree with you, the drain plug is a lot easier. I haven't tried the sea foam, I'll have to look into that. Thanks for the tip. 😃

[@loum664]

@@GetGonewithUS Oh that's right I forgot you had the Class C before Maggie. I did a video on it following Seafoam recommendations. It is listed on my channel as generator maintenance and exercising. I think it seems to help. These Onan generators are famous for getting the carbs clogged.

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks, we'll check it out! We had the Class C for 10 years and never had a problem with the generator or anything really. Maggie on the other hand is 'Special' lol, so we better check it out. 😃

[@RessieRoll2]

Is the 2 qt. inclusive of the oil you put in the filter

[@GetGonewithUS]

That is what our generator took, check your manual or online if yours is different.

[@richardberger326]

Will the 5500 run both air conditioners at the same time? Thanks

[@GetGonewithUS]

It runs both of ours. 😀

[@tommycaster278]

Great !!! thanks for sharing

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are welcome! 😀

[@paro4life1]

Great vid! Thanks

[@GetGonewithUS]

You are Welcome. We are glad you liked it.😀

[@gilzr473]

Great video thanks for sharing,👍👍🙂

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thank you. We are glad you enjoyed it! 😀

[@bendebosky884]

Does your generator ever overheat and shut down driving down the road?

[@GetGonewithUS]

No, I have never had that problem.

[@danhaas1543]

Excellent Video!

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Dan! 😃

[@JohnCRV]

I have the same generator with the same video. Good job👍

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks John, we'll have to go out and check your video too! 😃

[@domruffolo5986]

Hi loved your info on generator, 1 question can we put synthetic oil ?

[@GetGonewithUS]

Thanks Dom. I have heard people use synthetic oil in their generators without a problem. We personally do not use it ourselves. 😀

[@jeffedwards3001]

Do you buy your oil and filter from the dealer? Would the automotive parts place have the oil and filter thats recommended for the v10? Thanks great videos

[@GetGonewithUS]

We have links to the filter on Amazon in the description description box under the video.

[@byronolson1221]

good video! thanks

[@GetGonewithUS]

Glad you liked it!

[@lousterzenbach7235]

Can you provide the description [or maybe a link] to that device that you used to take the filter off?

[@GetGonewithUS]

amzn.to/2lQ76fk