This trick is from another tractor forum and has worked well. Put the oil in the largest pot or kettle you have and put it on a heat source that will raise it to about 180-200 degrees(below waters boiling point)and let it sit until the water evaporates away. Let it cool(believe me, you don"t want to make skin contact with hot oil) and reuse it. I use a large electric hot plate but I"ve been told a turkey frier works well(I"m wary of an open flame but turkeys cook on/in them all the time). DON"T overheat! Take your time and save some money. I haven"t tried it with engine oil- only with transmission/rear end.
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