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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: NeilWilson on November 29, 2005, 11:58:14
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Rather than paying Halfords etc prices for engine oil for the Discovery, I was thinking about getting a drum of the stuff as I guess that would be a bit cheaper long term, but not sure where to start looking ? Garage suppliers ?, refineries ?
Neil
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try costco.........
peter henry
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contact garages (not franchise and see if they can get you a drum)
failing that maybe a distributor (the ones who distribue oils to domestic homes) may help
an agricultural distributor (the ones who sells tractors and so forth) may help
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Being in the trade I buy 205L at a time ,all your local factors can supply this in a number of grades, i usually have 15/40 semi synthetic and it works out at 0.92p a litre
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I find that most of the decent motor factors around keep oils, (engine oils gearbox and axle oils and anti freeze etc) in 25Ltrs drums which works out cheaper than buying 5ltrs but without the hassle of having 205ltrs drums to move about and deposit for the drums
The company next door to where i work use rock oils for all there hyd oils, have a look at there website they maybe able to help too!
http://www.rockoil.co.uk/
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Well I use Central Auto Supplies, no deposit on drum, and they take the old drum back...
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I get all my stuff from my local 'Total Butler' distributor.
They supply everything from Antifreeze to ATF, from Tractor Oil to fully synthetic performance oils... all in nice, big, user-friendly drums.
http://www.totalbutler.co.uk/
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got mine from agricultural dealer - Case Synthetic - good stuff and cheap.
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Any motor factor will be able to supply you with 25L drums. Get them to class you as trade and it's even cheaper - 25 - 45 % discount as a rule
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I get mine from Maccess.
I tend to buy in when it's on special offer. Also good for Ep90 and ATF etc.