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Cannot find Refco vacuum pump oil. ialeshin 12-13-2006
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Posted by .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.c on December 13, 2006, 9:01 pm
> Is it OK if I will fill it by "Yellow Jacket Vacuum Pump Oil" ?
>
> Thanks!


Yes, or you could use what I do in my penis pump.

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Posted by Stormin Mormon on December 13, 2006, 2:31 pm
Vacuum pump oil. It's much different than motor oil.

What is your use for this pump? I know one fellow who uses a vac pump
for vacuum packing food, and for freeze drying. Others might use em
for removing moisture before repairing starred windshields.

What's your use? Maybe we can be more help.

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.

I just bought it via craigslist. Person who sold it to me didn't have
an oil.
I didn't have experience with maintaining such of pumps before. I just
borrowed it and used. That is it.
So, question:
What kind of oil I can use for this pump? I don't expecting any
political wars like synthetic via mineral or why silicon wiper blades
are better then rubber.
Just a simple question about oil.
What you would recommended?
Examples, like... Mobil1 Synthetic 5W30, Castrol 75W90, or My Lovely
Brand RV-45 etc.

Thanks!




Posted by on December 13, 2006, 2:40 pm
I'm going to use to Car's A/C Service. I have to replace one broken A/C
hose (drier as well).



Stormin Mormon wrote:
> Vacuum pump oil. It's much different than motor oil.
>
> What is your use for this pump? I know one fellow who uses a vac pump
> for vacuum packing food, and for freeze drying. Others might use em
> for removing moisture before repairing starred windshields.
>
> What's your use? Maybe we can be more help.
>
> --
>
> Christopher A. Young
> You can't shout down a troll.
> You have to starve them.
> .
>
> I just bought it via craigslist. Person who sold it to me didn't have
> an oil.
> I didn't have experience with maintaining such of pumps before. I just
> borrowed it and used. That is it.
> So, question:
> What kind of oil I can use for this pump? I don't expecting any
> political wars like synthetic via mineral or why silicon wiper blades
> are better then rubber.
> Just a simple question about oil.
> What you would recommended?
> Examples, like... Mobil1 Synthetic 5W30, Castrol 75W90, or My Lovely
> Brand RV-45 etc.
>
> Thanks!


Posted by Stormin Mormon on December 13, 2006, 8:48 pm
Same place that sells you freon should have vacuum pump oil. It comes
in 150 or 300 weight. I'm not totally sure what's the difference.

Legally speaking, you do have your EPA 609 certificate, a recovery
pump, DOT approved recovery tank, and all that good stuff?

--

Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
.

I'm going to use to Car's A/C Service. I have to replace one broken
A/C
hose (drier as well).



Stormin Mormon wrote:
> Vacuum pump oil. It's much different than motor oil.
>
> What is your use for this pump? I know one fellow who uses a vac
pump
> for vacuum packing food, and for freeze drying. Others might use em
> for removing moisture before repairing starred windshields.
>
> What's your use? Maybe we can be more help.




Posted by .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.c on December 13, 2006, 9:03 pm

> Same place that sells you freon should have vacuum pump oil. It comes
> in 150 or 300 weight. I'm not totally sure what's the difference.
>
> Legally speaking, you do have your EPA 609 certificate, a recovery
> pump, DOT approved recovery tank, and all that good stuff?


There goes the ozone layer, hello global warming.

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