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Posted by rustyj14 on December 08, 2006 at 19:15:56 from (71.245.188.212):
In Reply to: Re: Shop heat posted by jack-iowa on December 07, 2006 at 11:24:57:
I saved all of my drain oil for a friend. He brought out a 55 gallon drum, with the ends still in it. It looked kinda rusty, but he said it would be alright.
When it was full, i called him to come get it, but he didn't come until the next summer.
He brought some 5 gallon jugs, and a hand pump. I dropped the hose inside, but the drum didn't sound right!
Found out some water had got in it, and rusted a small hole in it, and the oil all leaked out. It went under my small shed, is why i never saw it leaking! Guess the groundhogs under there got an oil bath!
i'd of never thought it could rust thru with the oil in it, but it can! The oil will gather in a small ball, and set on the bottom, merrily rusting away!
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