Point taken, Rick

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Higgy

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I guess there's some validity in using a special quenching oil then. I'm a real purist in the sense that I like to use a lot of the old ways of smithing and mechanics. Maybe you can say I'm a traditionalist. Where can I buy this oil?

Jeff
 
Hey Jeff,

Thought that I might have offended you with the last post. I don't know your location, but, I am in Utah. If you are close enough to ship to economically I will sell you some of mine when I get it. Otherwise, I finally tracked it down through this guy at Chevron/Texaco, he could set you in the right direction to get you in contact with a local distributor near you. Here's his info:

Lubricants
Greg Cooper
ChevronTexaco Global
Lubricants
9401 Williamsburg Plaza
Suite 201
Louisville, Kentucky
40222
Tel.: 502 420 7171
grec@chevrontexaco.com <mailto:grec@chevrontexaco.com>


From the email that he sent me, he said that they are going to continue to make the type A oil, so it should be available.

Good luck, let me know if you want some of mine. FYI, it was going to cost about 28.00 to ship 4 gallons from Utah to West Verginia when I checked it out for someone else:eek:

Rick
 
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