old guys rule
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Where's the best place to look for cheap bulk oil to store parts in?
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Pete Kaczmarski
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Check for a Farm Supply store near you and compare prices to others.
70bigblockdodge
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Used motor oil is cheap heat in winter.
How many drums would you like.
old guys rule
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Just took my old oil to the toxic dump the other day. Doh!
old guys rule
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Don't know about drums, but, I need enough to store three 8 and 3/4 center sections
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Huh? Thought you were looking for bulk oil for shop heating or something like that.....
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Storing several 8 and 3/4 center sections
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Are you looking for some used oil for this? Think I'd rather buy some new but cheap oil vs used oil if that's what you are looking for. I have a couple of 3rd members that's been in storage but made some 3/4" plywood boxes that are cut out where the unit sits on them like it's plugged into a housing. Looked at one recently and looks fine still. Also it makes them easy to move with a dolly if needed and don't have to worry about a plastic bucket getting a split in it and leaking.
Runcharger
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New oil for something with bearings IMO.
Belvedere408
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I put the third members in a 5 gallon bucket, goto Walmart get some the cheapest oil and cover them up.
Tony Tee
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I keep bare steel parts in my garage and shed never have a rust problem and I live in humid Florida. Just oil residue is adequate. Where are you storing your parts???????
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