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Just be aware, you depending on the gun used you may have to substitute the o ring on the piston for one compatible with the oil your using, but this should not be too hard for anyone with aircraft building skills.
On Wednesday, June 3, 2015, ARGOLDMAN <flyrotary@lancaironline.net> wrote:
Looking at these devices I can't help think about the proposed ultrasonic
devices that are being legislated prior to abortions... but I digress.
These make a lot of sense as there are some that are fed by a hose. If they
can be sealed, after use, we can keep a supply of oil in a one gallon
or more container (enough for 128 gal) in the hell hole, have a flexible tube
just long enough to reach the fillers on each strake and pump away. All that
would be required is a way to retract or stow the tubing. This looks like the
best (to me) so far.
Rich
An easy
mess free solution is to use a drench gun, volume is adjustable and accurate
with each trigger pull, just attach direct to container of oil and shoot the
required number of shots into the tank.
If you don't know what a drench gun is, ask at a farm supply store or you
may have a friend or relative working a cattle ranch. We get the
guns thrown in as part of the deal when buying chemical to treat
parasites. Just make sure you use a new one.
Andrew
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