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Temperature Gauge Oiling 700 1990

posted by  rstarkie on  Mon Aug 24 15:11 CST 2009
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I do not know anything about oiling gauges, but a "few drops of turbine oil" sounds like a very large volume for a gauge.

I do not know what turbine oil is but I would think you would not use something that had a high viscosity.

Years ago when clocks were mechanical rather than electronic they were cleaned and oiled with a feather that had been brushed with kerosene.

Randy






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