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Packaging That Protects AMSOIL Performance

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By Brad Nelson
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AMSOIL Signature Series 100% Synthetic ATFAMSOIL P.i.® Performance ImproverAMSOIL Mudslinger® Mud and Dirt Repellent When we think about lubricant performance, our first thoughts are likely about base oils, additives and proof of performance. It’s unlikely packaging makes the list.
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Equipment Hub: In transit – shop-to-field and field-to-field safety

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By Brad Nelson
| AG PROUD Verified
White-knuckle time. Sharing the road with John Q. Public who is always running late and is oblivious to anything else on the road. It seems that most areas require an escort for wide and slow equipment moves on public roads. The requirements will vary with the state and county in question. What I see most often is just a pickup leading or following with the four-way flashers on.
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Equipment Hub: Reflexes and reaction time – you can’t let go fast enough

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By Brad Nelson
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Often there’s a catalyst, a reason why something ends up in print. This article’s reason is Blue, my daughter’s dog. Striking blue eyes. She said she thought he’d grow up to be a nice, normal cow-dog-sized mutt. He hits his back walking under the dining room table and is somewhere well over 100 pounds. After last Tuesday afternoon, his name is Mudd. She was late getting home from work, and the dog was getting more and more anxiously in need of outside facilities.
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