Oil Viscosity Chart: Compare, Choose, and Substitute Industrial Oils
Viscosity is how thick the oil is. Too thin and the teeth weld. Too thick and you just heat the sump.

Four brands, the numbers off their data sheets, and a buy link when we have one. That's the page.
Comparing Viscosity and Choosing the Right Industrial Oil
Our Big List of Oils – The Industrial Oil Selector
What Oil Viscosity Should I Use? Know the purpose of your Oil ▼
What's the Difference between ISO and SAE? ▼
The manual names one oil. When that pail is gone, you need another brand in the same grade. That's the whole trick. The checklist is what else to look at before you fill it.
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Parametric Oil Database
If an oil isn't made, or isn't available anymore, knowing its properties can help you find a suitable alternative. These alternatives can also help drive cost savings, or longer maintenance intervals when switching between conventional and synthetic. While we always encourage following the OEM's recommendations, it's good to know what else is out there.
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