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Another form of micro-fine filter is the centrifuge. The Spinner II uses oil pressure to turn a central nozzle assembly, spraying oil outward. The oil contacts a spinning cup. Particulate matter is held by centrifugal force while the cleaned oil flows back to the oil sump. Landline Magazine (Magazine of the OOIDA - Owner Operator Independent Dealer Assoc.) Read the article:
Don’t forget to sign up for the giveaway drawing at OOIDA’s booth. Land Line Magazine will give away a Spinner II 960 Oil-Cleaning Centrifuge. 2003 OOIDA Mid America Trucking Show Announcement
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Question at The Oil Drop: Just wondered if you have any info on the Spinner vs. the MG oil tests?
BTW I have Mg and Spinner II in series. Everything can go through the MG, but at 35 PSI the Spinner II activates it's pressure cutoff valve. So theoretically I have all bases covered: 40 psi pre-lubing, MG up to 35 psi and then, MG + Spinner II after 35 PSI. No oil tests as I don't need them. Arrogant? Not if you do the math. No cleaner oil can be had on a vehicle, maybe better thatn new oil. Aquaworksllc
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From Overdrive Magazine. July 2006: David Wadsworth (A Montana Owner/Operator) bought a Spinner II centrifuge bypass filter for his last truck. He credits that investment with extending the life of his engine to 1.5 million miles without an overhaul. When the engine finally went, he removed the filter and installed it on his new truck, a 2002 International 9400.
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From Overdrive Magazine, Feb. 2003: The Spinner II bypass filter uses centrifugal force to fling particles to a wall that can be removed and cleaned. See the article: