On Friday 25 January 2008, Dave Engvall wrote:
>Hi Gene,
>
>Yep! I bought a pail ( 5 gal) approx 11 years ago when I got my first
>mill. Still have maybe 2 gals.
>I go thru soluble oil much faster. Any of your commercial shops
>should have Vactra 2 or equivalent.
>Hope they will share.
>
>Dave

I have one fellow I stop and see from time to time, we've deer hunted together 
on another mutual friends place.  I'll check him out first of the week.  Heck 
for all I know, Doc Blake might have some too.  Doc's the darndest fellow 
you'll meet, 78, maybe 79 now and still putting in 9 or 10 hours a day in the 
machine shop with his son.  I asked him last summer as he was cutting off a 
piece of steel for me, if he was about ready to retire & he said he wasn't 
old enough yet.  I suspect he will fall over right there in that shop, 
carving out a 16" diameter wire rope pulley, its bushing and pin for a well 
servicing rig's boom.  He probably made the original well rig he is repairing 
now too.

And if you like Bluegrass music, he has jammed with the likes of Flat & 
Scruggs & Ricky Scaggs, and can still start a fire on the fretboard of his 
favorite Mandolin or Banjo.  Here about 7 or 8 years ago we cooked up a 
couple gallons of Swedish meat balls & invited some of the local pickers for 
dinner & BTW, bring your instrument.  So we had, for about 5 hours that 
evening after the food was gone, some of the same good foot stompin, boot 
tappin music you can hear on The Mountain Stage program on your local public 
radio station.  Every neighbor for a block or so around had pulled up a lawn 
chair on the other side of the fence to listen and we went for about an hour 
past the shutdown time of 10pm without a single complaint.  Absolutely great 
stuff, I wish I'd had brains to toss a mic on the floor and tape it.  There 
were some other pickers and violin players plus a couple of old Martin D50's 
in the crowd & somebody even brought a squawk-stick (Clarinet), but Doc was 
the undisputed star of the evening.  He was in his element, teaching the 
wannabees how to do it.

>On Jan 25, 2008, at 3:11 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
>> On Friday 25 January 2008, Dave Engvall wrote:
>>> Your local Mobil dealer should have Vactra 2 but you may have to
>>> purchase 5 gal. Shell has a equivalent  product but I don't know the
>>> name. Shipping is always a killer on heavy stuff as it may  double
>>> the effective price.
>>> Good luck.
>>> HTH
>>
>> Yeah, I drove out to them today and got a quote, $84 and change for
>> a 5 gallon
>> pail.  That's a several lifetimes supply at my age.  So I left it
>> in their
>> warehouse & stopped at Wallies and got a quart of 5w20 100%
>> synthetic.  No
>> idea if its any good or not, if not there is always MSC and
>> Granger.  I
>> haven't checked to see if any of my local pro's might have pail,
>> which I'll
>> do first of the week, the next 48 hours is spoken for.
>>
>> Thanks Dave.
>>
>> --
>> Cheers, Gene
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