Oils & Fluids

Diesel engine oil, hydraulic oil, gear oil and brake fluid in 20L and 205L packs for earthmoving machinery, trucks, tractors and workshop plant. We're an authorised seller for our oil suppliers, and we use the same oils on our own service jobs.

Choosing hydraulic oil

Hydraulic oil is chosen by viscosity grade (ISO 32, 46 or 68), the machine maker's specification and the operating temperature. Most earthmoving machines in our area run ISO 46 or ISO 68. Lighter ISO 32 suits some cold-start and lighter-duty systems. Check the operator's manual or the old drum label, and avoid mixing different types or brands. Browse hydraulic oil on its own.

Engine and gear oils

For diesel engine oil, match the viscosity (e.g. 15W-40) and the API or manufacturer rating in your manual. Newer engines with emissions equipment often need low-SAPS oils. For gear oil, check the GL rating and viscosity for diffs, final drives and gearboxes.

Bulk and repeat orders

205L drums suit workshops, fleets and farms that go through oil regularly. Pair them with our drum pumps and waste oil and spill control gear. For repeat orders, call 0459 698 249.

We're based in Appin and service the surrounding suburbs, including Campbelltown, Camden, Narellan, Picton and Wollongong, and out to Penrith, Londonderry and Hornsby. Further afield on request. Delivery options are shown at checkout.

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Frequently asked questions

Which hydraulic oil does my machine need?

Check the operator's manual or old drum label. Most earthmoving machines use ISO 46 or ISO 68.

Can I mix hydraulic oils?

It's best not to mix different types or brands. Top up with the same specification.

Do you sell 205L drums?

Yes, many oils come in 20L and 205L. Check each product for the sizes available.

Where are you based?

We're based in Appin NSW and service the surrounding suburbs, south-east to Wollongong, north through Catherine Field, north-west out to Penrith and Londonderry, and north as far as Hornsby. Further afield on request.