Re: S.A.E. 20 Oil Source?

In article <fvs9r3$62l$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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zekfrivo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (GregS) wrote:
>In article <fvs82e$5e0$2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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zekfrivo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (GregS) wrote:
>>In article <fvs7rm$5e0$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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zekfrivo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> (GregS) wrote:
>>>In article
> <6af6cd77-028b-46c7-8ada-a6c03c221088@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> "gerryu21220@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>Several times I've heard that one should use S.A.E. 20 oil for
>>>>phonograph motors, etc.  One question:  Where do you get it???  I've
>>>>tried several auto parts stores, and other stores, and no one carries
>>>>it.  Closest one I could find is S.A.E. 20 5W.  Would that work?  What
>>>>about the more ordinary (and available) motor oil like 10w 30 or 10W
>>>>40 instead?
>>>>
>>>>Gerry
>>>
>>>I have been using GC Teles oil for years. A good oil and the
telescoping
> spout
>>>is very handy for oiling motors and fans. The container will seep oil
though.
>> I
>>> bought 
>>>some Stabilant from some supply source recently and they sold another
very
>> high
>>> quality 
>>>oil product said to never yellow. I can't get the name right now. I
have not
>>> tried the 
>>>autoparts stores, but SAE 30 nondetergent should be available. I would
not
> use
>>> multi 
>>>viscosity oils and they probably don't come non-detergent.
>>>
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>>I found the oil. This place also sells some good stuff.
>>
>>https://www.micro-tools.com/store/item_detail.aspx?ItemCode=NYOIL
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>I think the Nyoil is more like 10 weight and GC Teles oil is more like
20.

I'm not sure if anybody else sells and oiler that you can use with the can
pointing up or down like the GC Teles oil.

greg