From: Larry Tighe (larryradio@worldnet.att.net)
Date: Wed Apr 27 2005 - 08:32:01 PDT
Anerobes? Baloney.
lar
www.antiquetelephone.com
> Bacteria. Chances are the oil of which you speak has not been exposed to
> air
> and cardboard for a few million years. Although, you would would know
> best,
> you old fossil.
>
> APB
>
>
>> So, what's wrong with 1979 oil? It's been in the ground a few million
>> years!
>>
>> Lar
>> www.antiquetelephone.com
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>> > Pour it into the furnace tank. When it is diluted in the 250 gallons of
> #2
>> > fuel, it will extend your supply, and the furnace burner is forgiving.
>> >
>> > Home heating fuel is $1.99 per gallon. That's $72.00 dollars' worth.
>> >
>> > Buy new oil for your favorite toys. They deserve it.
>> >
>> > apb
>> >
>> >
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>> >>
>> >> I was just given 6 cases of Shell 10W30 engine oil. Here is my
>> >> concern on the box is written the delivery date of July 25 1979! The
> oil
>> > is
>> >> in one quart cans of the type were there is the metal top and bottom
> with
>> >> cardboard sides. My questions, is stuff any good? Would is be OK to
>> >> use
>> >> in
>> >> my WC-52 (military vehicle content). Sure wouldn't use it in my
> Astrovan
>> >> though it might be OK in the snow blower next year. Any thought on
> this?
>> >>
>> >> Thanks Rick
>>
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