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How Do You Lubricate a 10,000 Year Clock?(Post)
Time flies when you're busy contemplating the next ten millennia... Time. It's on your side. It's changing. It's not in a bottle. We try to remember it, but as far as we know, we can't turn! t
How to REALLY remove water from your fuel tanks(Post)Sometimes, frustration can get the better of us. Your lawnmower won't start, your quad is running sluggishly, and your fishing boat has stranded you and a lonely ham sandwich in the
The "Best" Price of Oil and How It May Not Be What You Think(Post)A pair of researchers at the Dutch Research Institute for Transitions have recently come to an unexpected conclusion about what the "best" oil price is. It's neither high nor low, but some
How Much Cheaper is Gas In Saudi Arabia?(Post)If you think gas is cheap now, just imagine what it would be like to fill up your vehicle for $10 give or take a few dollars. That's what it's like when you visit a gas station in Sa
How Iron Man (and the media) have twisted our perception of bionics and how they're actually HELPFUL(Post)The 21st century has a habit of realizing science-fiction prophecies of the past. Early and mid-twentieth century Futurist authors such as H.G. Wells, Aldous Huxley, and George Orwell h
How to Choose the Right Grease: NLGI Grade, Thickener, Base Oil & Additives(Post)Choosing the right grease takes more than matching a brand name or grabbing the same NLGI grade you used last time. The right grease depends on the equipment, operating temperature, load, speed, wate
What is the Best Way to Store an Engine?(Post)There is a lot of equipment out there that is only used intermittently, seasonally or stored for long periods of time. These stagnant pieces of equipment become breeding grounds fo
Harness Oil: How Big Oil Got Its Start(Post)Many of today’s oil companies got their start selling harness oil. Early oilmen really did not know everything crude could do and they went through a process of application discovery as they a
How America helped create the trillion-dollar Saudi Arabian Oil Industry(Post)September 1933, a few miles inland from the Persian Gulf, near Jubail, Saudi Arabia. Two American geologists lag behind a small band of Bedouin nomads, their camels noiselessly marching along
How to Fix Diesel OBD-II Codes (and Keep Them from Coming Back)(Post)Modern diesel engines are powerful, efficient, and emissions-compliant; but they’re also complex. High-pressure fuel systems, EGR valves, DPFs, and SCR/DEF systems all must work perfectly together.
Winter Fuel Storage Tips: Gasoline, Equipment & Cold-Weather Prep(Post)Leaves are dropping, nights are getting colder, and your gas-powered gear is about to hibernate. The way you store gasoline—and the equipment that runs on it—determines whether everything fires right
Mil Scale(Page)In the U.S., we use an Imperial unit of measure called “mil” to measure the thickness of coatings. One mil is equivalent to 1 thousandth of an inch (or 25.4 microns), but that’s not the easiest thing...