Re: Steam Oil Sources
I'm not sure how the price of ISO 600 would compare to ISO 460, but I'd rather use the 600 recommended by the people at the oil manufacturers. Walt
RE: Re: Steam Oil Sources
Walt and others, Last years Mc Master Carr catalog listed steam oil at $43.18 for 5 gal. ISO grade 460 GaryB
Re: Steam Oil Sources
On Mon, 1 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Mr. Kaiser, > Please tell me where I can get 5 gallons delivered for under $16.00 -- the > cost of a few (two) quarts retail. Try your Yellow Pages. I got mine from Farm Petrolium in Hadley, MA. I paid their driver $24, cost of a few (three) quarts, at my front door for a 5 gal. can of Mobil steam oil. I think they're out of business, but I don't think they'd have delivered to Florida. Their quoted price for 55 gal. was about the same as two 5 gal. cans. -- Bill Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] There are three ways to do a job: good, cheap, and quick. You can have any two. A good, cheap job won't be quick. A good, quick job won't be cheap. A cheap, quick job won't be good.
Re: Steam Oil Sources
Mr. Kaiser, Please tell me where I can get 5 gallons delivered for under $16.00 -- the cost of a few (two) quarts retail. Thanks, Walt
Re: Steam Oil Sources
On Sat, 29 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Currently I use the steam oil sold by Sulphur Springs. Short of buying a 55 > gallon drum from Chevron are there other suppliers of steam oil in small > quantities (one quart) in the U.S.? It's a lot cheaper to buy 55 gallons at a time, but you can get a 5 gallon can easily enough for not much more than a few quarts bought separately. -- Bill Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] There are three ways to do a job: good, cheap, and quick. You can have any two. A good, cheap job won't be quick. A good, quick job won't be cheap. A cheap, quick job won't be good.
Re: Steam Oil Sources
In a message dated 4/29/2000 5:55:11 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > There has been a lot of discussion lately about steam oil. I was curious as > to where everyone gets there oil I get my steam oil from the large scale club that I belong to. It is the dark stuff (which seems to work fine for me) and it is $3 a quart. So if there is a large scale club around you, ask one of the members. I also think that Cole's sells pints and quarts. Bob
Steam Oil Sources
There has been a lot of discussion lately about steam oil. I was curious as to where everyone gets there oil. I have gone through the few small bottles that I had that came with some locos. I still have a bit of the Brandbright lighter weight oil that came with a Jane. Currently I use the steam oil sold by Sulphur Springs. Short of buying a 55 gallon drum from Chevron are there other suppliers of steam oil in small quantities (one quart) in the U.S.? Don
