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crashz · 07-10-2009, 03:06 PM

I would keep the oil as a historic momento and decoration, and sell the rest on ebay.

Moly is a fanastic extreme pressure lubricant and works wonders in wear prevention. However its downfall is that the older and cheaper moly, were particales that were supended in the oil. Newer moly formulations have a more expensive disolved moly solution that will not settle out.

I'm sure that some oldies collector will give up some serious greenbacks for those old cans. The 55 gallon drum will be much more difficult to get rid of.

07-10-2009, 03:06 PM	#10 (permalink)
crashz Gold Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Eastern MA & Upstate NY Posts: 360	Re: Moly Long Oil I would keep the oil as a historic momento and decoration, and sell the rest on ebay. Moly is a fanastic extreme pressure lubricant and works wonders in wear prevention. However its downfall is that the older and cheaper moly, were particales that were supended in the oil. Newer moly formulations have a more expensive disolved moly solution that will not settle out. I'm sure that some oldies collector will give up some serious greenbacks for those old cans. The 55 gallon drum will be much more difficult to get rid of. __________________ John Deere 770, 70 FEL, backblade, TPH tow hitch, Bush Hog 5', 6' JD snow plow, custom (floppy) cab and rusty paint.