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Old 09-01-2016, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by James Bailey
Where is it ??? before I use some in a 928 I would like to know where it comes from. On line comments (for what that is worth) from a Mobile employee stated that Amsoil gets their oil from a Mobile refinery in Texas. The Amsoil bottling plant just puts it in an Amsoil bottle with their own blend of special "additives" adding only what they think is best. I wonder if the lack of detergents helps limit foaming ??
If it's a mobile refinery it must be in the Gulf, probably one of the new LNG ships. All the refineries in Texas are stationary, as far as I know.
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Originally Posted by mikey_audiogeek
If it's a mobile refinery it must be in the Gulf, probably one of the new LNG ships. All the refineries in Texas are stationary, as far as I know.
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This is an interesting question. Not like it matters but I was meeting with the captain of a ship similar to the Trinity Glory, a LNG ship a few weeks ago in a port close to Houston. (San Jacinto). Pretty cool process of the offload (frozen pipes, wear the brain bucket) and the speed in which they can accomplish this for the volume of cargo. Had a chance to jump on the RO/RO Liberty Promise last week for a shipment. Neat staff but a drunk chef asst lol. Captain was pissed.

OK so I digress, not sure about the amsoil question.. Sorry
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