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#513847 - 06/01/08 12:39 PM
Re: "Craveroiler" - What is it for?
[Re: Chris Paulsen]
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Earlier in my career, I was in the well drilling and pump business. This looks like an older oiler for a large capacity lineshaft turbine pump. Similar oilers are still used today to oil the multiple shaft bearings in a deep well pump assembly.
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