50+ thread

How much that cost?

 

Roughly $50 with shipping. Supposed to pay for itself in 15 months depending on KWH charges. Five year unlimited warranty. I am thinking this is a 50,000 hour bulb.

 

remember these?
https://vermont.craigslist.org/tls/d/oil-can-opener-spout/6286873706.html

 

Not bad for 50$

 

I still have one.
Somewhere

 

WOW looks awesome hope it works out please let me know

 

I could never use it with out it leaking

 

I've still got one in my tool box

 

Yes I am anxious to install and view after dark. This is for a small business owned by a friend that I take care of her electrical needs. Tired of replacing bulbs and ballasts which happen at the worst times. But she needs light for her customers and her employees safety, so I can't say no. I am replacing the photocells also, so hopefully not a call back for years. We will see.

 

On the oil can spout, I have one as well

 

Thanks for the Kind Words guys, it's look in Nautical for sure! We'll know more soon! Thanks.

 

Have one as well.
Must be a prerequisite for geezerdom.

 

THIS !!! I if you have a place you are bugging out to things within reason could be amazoned in :}

Cypher

 

There May or may not be one or two of those in a tool box around here with a church key or two next to them :}

Cypher

 

I may or may not even have a vintage can of NAPA tranny fluid kicking around here too.

 

I qualify as well

 

I discovered those at my first filling station job just before the The 70's fuel shortage. We had Sunoco fuel, and had cam2 20w50 oil along with the other oil grades in a oil rack out on the fuel island.

During my interview at the age of sixteen I was schooled that if I was to get the position not to cheat when checking the oil by holding your finger at the top of the dip stick when placing it in the motor so I looks a Quart low. Lol!

 

Thank you. He was in a very bad accident Sunday afternoon on his way home from their hunting club.

He's been very stable today. As I was leaving earlier they were starting to work on his pelvis that is broken in front and back.

 

When i was pumping gas we had two guys that did just that with the dip stick. Their oil sales where always the higest.

 

Grandpa owned a Texaco station so was pumping gas and checking oil at a young age. I would have been 16 around the 73 fuel shortage too. Oil cans were usually something like this growing up in my family.



Or older don't recall any having Liter on them. Had a Sunoco station near by too though. And of course a pour spout or 2 somewhere in the garage. I know where one is for sure. And the church key is next to it