[AT] Oil dry / Rural King / And even more O.T. stuff

[Jim Yost]

Well here is my $.02 worth. I have a mop and bucket with truck wash soap in it to clean my oil and grease up. No dust, no soak time, and basically no $$$. if I think I'm gonna make a mess then out comes cardboard or plywood under what ever. Haven't  read everybody comments so if I repeated the same thing well I guess u read it again. Have fun Ya'all!

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Jim

> On Feb 26, 2015, at 11:47 AM, Gunnells, Bradley R <brad-gunnells at uiowa.edu> wrote:
> 
> Speaking of oil dry, I was in Wally world the other day looking at degreasers and noticed some bags on the shelf. They were $4.99 for a 25lb bag. 
> 
> Not sure if that’s up/down/sideways as it’s been a while since I’ve bought any. I almost picked up a bag for dad’s shop since I’ve been making a pretty good mess in there lately.  :-)
> 
> Brad
> 
>> On Feb 26, 2015, at 10:24 AM, Indiana Robinson <robinson46176 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> I was talking about Rural King in regards to oil dry but forgot one other
>> thing about them I was going to mention (story of my life).
>> We have a few gun shops here and Walmart still sells long guns and ammo but
>> Rural King here is the biggest gun dealer in the county. It varies from
>> store to store but of the Indiana Rural Kings that I have been in this
>> Shelbyville store has the largest guns and sporting goods dept. They have a
>> long rack of long guns and at least 3 show-cases with hand guns.
>> It is in a former full sized Walmart and it is probably about twice the
>> square footage of the average TSC store in the area.
>> They do have a basic stock of old tractor stuff similar to most farm stores
>> around here like TSC and Orcheln (pronounced like porcelain) etc.
>> The store in New Castle IN about 40 miles north-west of here used to sell
>> some of those brand X tractors in several models. I can't remember the name
>> but it was a "stick-on" name like they do sewing machines and vacuum
>> cleaners. I don't know if they still sell them or not. They were very low
>> priced and looked decently designed but up close they were remarkably
>> rough. I wouldn't buy one, I would rather have an old one.  :-)
>> Ahhh, but which old one? Sitting around thinking about that question helps
>> keep me going through this #$%& winter weather.  :-)
>> 
>> 
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>> Francis Robinson
>> aka "farmer"
>> Central Indiana USA
>> robinson46176 at gmail.com
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