[Spridgets] Back to the dead horse

[Bud Osbourne]

Which is why you set it up so that only a short section of "dedicated"
hose (between the oiler & tool) is used, and you NEVER use it with
another section of hose "downstream" (discharge side).
If "a drop of oil every 5 hrs of operation" was all that was needed, no
company/shop would spend the money to install in-line oilers, and
special air tool oil would not be offered.  Sure, you can probably get
away with "a drop of oil every 5 hours", if you don't use air tools that
often or that long.  But, it's so easy and relatively inexpensive to set
up an oiler; why would you not take that extra precaution with your air
tools?
Bud Osbourne

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Sent: Monday, October 08, 2007 9:58 PM
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Subject: Re: [Spridgets] Back to the dead horse

<<A drop in the tool every 5 hrs of operation is all you need.>>

Frank is dead on correct.  There is also one other prob with home or
small
shop using "oiler" set-ups.

Once you use a hose with an oiler that is all it is EVER good for again.
It
IS contaminated and cannot be used to paint or for a blast cabinet.

Ed