No. But if you're reading this post from Australia, the assortment of oil cans will be right side up, and the large oil can will be oil tight....
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Mike Walsh
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Dave_Johnson
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The Goldenrod oilers, and the Mcmaster Carr oilers are both the same. I have seen them at Tractor Supply also.
The company that makes them is https://www.dutton-lainson.com/categories.php?cat=31 Located in Hastings NE
The company that makes them is https://www.dutton-lainson.com/categories.php?cat=31 Located in Hastings NE
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Dick_Morris
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Storing them that way doubles the available shelf space.
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paralleler
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YouTube's Keith Appleton recommends these oilers. Blackgates Engineering is in Great Britain and accepts PayPal which helps with the exchange rate and shipping. I purchased a small mechanical lubricator, rivets, and a coal fire set from them. I emailed them my order and they returned an invoice and a PayPal link.
http://www.blackgates.co.uk/reilang.html
p.s., Blackgates 151 page catalog can be downloaded from here: http://www.blackgates.co.uk/CAT_Blackga ... e_2019.pdf
http://www.blackgates.co.uk/reilang.html
p.s., Blackgates 151 page catalog can be downloaded from here: http://www.blackgates.co.uk/CAT_Blackga ... e_2019.pdf
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I have the "C" model...and while a great can it did fail once....the components fell apart inside the can. It was easy to fix though....Steam Engine Dan wrote: ↑Tue Dec 28, 2021 7:39 am they never fail.
https://www.mcmaster.com/oilers/hand-he ... pensers-6/
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