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Re: Marine Lubrication
Once he learned the "cut and paste" functions on his keyboard, he became an expert. |
Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by J-Bonz
Hydro,
How do you know so much of oils Do you work in the industry? Jack Jr. I do lots of research in everything from legal matters to oil....oil is difficult in comparison :D |
Re: Marine Lubrication
Got a question ...if UAO's (oil analysis) can not always determine accurate iron levels what's the use for them??
Here is the use for UAO's: -They can tell you what is in a brand new bottle of oil...the manufacturer will not. -You can follow the wear metals in YOUR engine..if things suddenly change for the worse you may be clued into a problem before something major happens. -It can tell you ...after several samples...how often to change the oil in YOUR engine better. -It can in a new bottle of oil sampled check to see if a manufacturer has reformulated without you being aware of it. What it can't do: -Tell you exactly what your engine looks like inside..you need a tear-down for that. -Can't compare different engines under different stress loads and send in samples and expect a scientific result. Is it worth doing? It costs $20/test....it's optional |
Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by RLW
Once he learned the "cut and paste" functions on his keyboard, he became an expert. :cool:
...cut and paste that :D |
Re: Marine Lubrication
I am currently co-oping at lubrizol in their mech testing lab. It seems you (Hydro) have a good sense of whats going on in the industry. He**, a whole lot more than i do. I do agree if you read the whole thread, there is alot of valuable info.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by J-Bonz
I am currently co-oping at lubrizol in their mech testing lab. It seems you (Hydro) have a good sense of whats going on in the industry. He**, a whole lot more than i do. I do agree if you read the whole thread, there is alot of valuable info.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by vandy021
That's what I say. He needs to come buy me out. I am ready to retire, esp. now that I have to have armored cars follow the trucks of oil back from ExxonMobil since the price of crude is so high.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
There is a semi-fluid grease that we get in bulk for a little company called Wabash National. They make trailers for everyone.. Maybe you have heard of them. They buy a grease a fully synthetic grease that is 5.69/lb. A whole tuck load cost around 250K for a load. The grease is warrantied for the life of the trailer. That's some juice.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by vandy021
There is a semi-fluid grease that we get in bulk for a little company called Wabash National. They make trailers for everyone.. Maybe you have heard of them. They buy a grease a fully synthetic grease that is 5.69/lb. A whole tuck load cost around 250K for a load. The grease is warrantied for the life of the trailer. That's some juice.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Turkey is going for 250K a truck load!?!
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