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bushhawg73

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Has anyone ever heard of Dutton-Lainson ?

http://www.dutton-lainson.com/index.php

I checked out their site and they sell several different items. The one that caught my eye was the oilers. Great little cans that hold oil that have tons of uses. These are USA made according to the site and at a very good price. I also located a spray cleaner.

http://www.dutton-lainson.com/proddetail.php?prod=56368

Not sure how well it will work but it is cheaper that the sure shot design.
 
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stricht8

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I have a couple of oiler made by them. I bought them for one reason only; because they were the only ones that I could find that were not made in Taiwan or China.

bushhawg73 said:
Has anyone ever heard of Dutton-Lainson ?

http://www.dutton-lainson.com/index.php

I checked out their site and they sell several different items. The one that caught my eye was the oilers. Great little cans that hold oil that have tons of uses. These are USA made according to the site and at a very good price. I also located a spray cleaner.

http://www.dutton-lainson.com/proddetail.php?prod=56368

Not sure how well it will work but it is cheaper that the sure shot design.
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twostall

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There are a few things I don't even shop new. Just head straight to the peddler's (flea) market and buy a real one. Oilers are in that category.
 
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pattenp

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I've got a Dutton 727 OILER W/FLEX SPOUT. l needed a new oiler but couldn't find a quality one until I came across the Dutton oiler on the internet. I was surprised by the quality for the price. Only thing was the shipping ran the price up. I would recommend buying one.
 
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mulepackin

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Have used several of their oilers, bulk tank filters, and fence stretchers for years on the ranch, mostly with good success. The stretchers, while about the best I've found, still leave some to be desired. They occasionally slip tension, or the wire grippers slip. Have busted my knuckles more than once. Still, have one on each four wheeler, and pick-up, and a few strategically stashed around the place.
 
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