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Re: Reclaiming hyraulic and or transmission oils
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Posted by FredOH on June 07, 2005 at 08:11:53 from (69.218.163.48):
In Reply to: Reclaiming hyraulic and or transmission oils posted by Ol Chief on June 06, 2005 at 19:57:27:
Wasn"t it someone on this board that was reclaiming oil by building a stovepipe looking container filled with toilet tissue and a valve at the bottom and after the oil filtered thru the tissue it came out new looking at the bottom? Curosity has got me wondering what this process would add or remove from engine type oil. Anybody know? Also there was a fellow that had a method of telling when his oil needed changing by letting a drop from the dipstick drop on a paper towel or such and (I think) depending on how far it spread out was the clue to it"s condition. Forgetful minds want to know (again). Fred OH
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