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Originally Posted By: JHZR2 Do it! Just dont do it with debt. How long do you have access to that deal? THIS^^ CANNOT be stressed enough. I saw that you said you had the money set aside for this, I hope that means you saved it from income and not a chunk of some student loans or something...

Originally Posted By: salesrep Penetro 90 http://www.schaefferoil.com/dealer_locator.html + ALOT!!! Never seen a spray lube last like this, especially in EXTREME moisture situations. If you try it, you will absolutly not be disappointed!

So what's the deal on cryo-cobalt, or even the cryo-nitride. I get that the Nitride is just a coating (from what I understand, correct me if I'm wrong) but the claims from ALL of the companies I have looked into that cryotreat, specifically say it greatly benefits nearly all metals, not just...

https://www.partsmaster.us/SitePages/Products.aspx?Code=0101 Without beating around the bush anymore, here is what I'm looking at. They at least seem to be manufacturing and cryo treating in the US. I have had some contact with costumer service but have not fully committed to becoming a vendor...

Originally Posted By: punisher The hard part is 1)obtaining reliable data, and 2) obtaining that data from an entity that doesn't have a monetary interest in the process. This is the exact reason for turning to this site, as well as a few others I will eventually post a similar question on...

Originally Posted By: LargeCarManX2 In what capacity would you be using this treatment in? What would you want to accomplish or improve upon? Primarily I'm interested in the additional strength and longevity as it pertains to cutting tools. Is it significant to the point it can "minimize"...

Been doing alot of research lately on cryo-treatment in general, but am really looking to hear some stories from people who have had it done or used parts/tools that have been cryo'd, not just propaganda from the people providing the service. To further specify exactly what has led to all the...

Just went back and read the first part of this post, where you already answered "my" version of the question. Originally Posted By: MolaKule In terms of additives, an emulsifier additive promotes the formation of a "stable" mixture or 'emulsion,' say, of oil and water. Many gear lubes do this...

I'm going to say it's a trick question, or at the very least, backwards. To answer your question: Why would you want moisture to be mixed with oil in a gearbox? You wouldn't WANT water mixed with the oil. But in marine gearboxes, it is assumed water will be present at some point, so re-word...

Glad I could help. Schaeffer's greases are the only thing I'll use anymore. There's not a better grease out there IMHO, especially if your gonna be in the mud and water.

The 274 will work GREAT!!! Use it with confidence and your ford will love you for it. I personally have it in the wheel bearings on my old Buick Roadmaster and pop-up camper trailor. I also put it in my brothers 85 4x4 Chevy pick-up and the Buggy we use for trail riding, rock crawling, and...

Keep us updated on whether or not they are worth a [censored] or not.

Originally Posted By: Cujet Also, as many here have noticed, the older American stuff really was good quality. Snap On tools come to mind, along with vintage Craftsman tool boxes. My new Chinese made Craftsman tool box is made from recycled Crown Victoria's and the steel is very soft,,, weird...

Originally Posted By: salesmantony A fascinating Read. Excellent thread, thank you for starting it. I am an industrial maintenance & repair products salesman. Our company is primarily quality oriented, with the majority of our products being domestically made but we have several from Germany...

Originally Posted By: Cujet I try to buy American. However, I am a quality nut. Japanese dirt bikes come to mind. There are always going to be certain things that you just aren't gonna get that are american made and the best out there. I understand that, basically anything electronic falls...

So who'd be interested in a store that you could walk into, and know that every single item you picked up was going to be American made, by an American owned company, and EXCEED all expectations for quality and material. The kind of products you put your hands on and feel the pride that went...

Oh, I almost forgot. I am a combination of "Buy American and Quality Freak." Which is the reasoning behind this post and why I called it market research. I am in the process of firing up a business that doesn't sell anything except the absolute highest quality, American made, American owned...

Originally Posted By: SaturnIonVue Pure Quality Freak, here. Finding the price point of quality is the hard part. For me, quality and higher prices don't have to go together. Agreed, and it's sad. Price and quality have almost no corralation in the market today, and that makes it very hard...

Originally Posted By: needsducktape How about VALUE based shopper. (With hopes of finding it made in the USA and supporting the local shops if possible) I am willing to spend more $$ if I get more out of it. - I am cheap too -Its all about value to me. If Advance Auto sells their store brand...

I am going to consider this market research. Which one of the above catagories do you fall in? I know this is an oil site but I want to you consider an overall view of your purchasing habits when catagorizing yourself here. Cheap Skate - Your gonna buy the cheapest stuff you can get your hands...