amoco 85w-140 gear oil

Check out the BP website for Energear Hypo-U gear oils. They swallowed up Amoco some time ago and have consolidated the lubricant line of products. I know Amsoil also has an equivlent but it's a synthetic.
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AS does ChevronTexaco

Hi, I've had tremendous luck with the Swepco 201 80-90. It especially doesn't mix with water. The turn motor on the operators cab was taking water in to through the bolts, since it faces up and the bolts are seated on a resessed surface. The water stays seperate so from time to time we just let the water out and leave the oil in, using the LOA. The salesman seemed a little over confident and over enthusiastic almost making me not want to work with him, but so far he's saved me thousands accross the board. Same fluid solved a shifting problem I had in my Harley and seems to reduce the drag, big time in my Autocar. www.swepcousa.com

you can replace amoco 85w140 with omega690
with similiar vg thisis hi performance oil
and synthetic formulation