You can order direct from this company that makes the oil cans. They have a catalog on their web-site where you can even order parts for the oil cans! Replacement tips, tubes, and such so you can customize your can exactly how you want it. www.dutton-lainson.com/categories.php?cat=31
I have two of those Golden Rod oil cans they great quality, one is my grandfathers from when he worked for the Southern Pacific railroad on the Oregon coast its a left handed quart version.
Hey, I'm "like" #100. Woot! Glad you showed these--Didn't think you could buy these new and made in USA. I've always snatched up antique ones at yard sales. If I think I need another, I'll buy new.
Nice! That Awesome! I was actually looking for for an oil can. It’s American made and from Ne. Thanks for the Vid! Love to see American made products promoted on the Tube!
To get single drops out of a lever type oiler like this, don't squeeze the lever, and but instead just push the lever sideways to rock the back of lever on it base section, to raise the pump rod up sightly to produce single drops.
That sucks. I bought 4 of the golden rods, I think they were 8 bucks. None of them have started to leak yet. If I need more, I'll probably just stick with them.
No leaks and they work pretty well. I do have one that I don't use a lot and on occasion, I have to give it a few extra pumps before it starts pumping. Other than that, I like them.
You can order direct from this company that makes the oil cans. They have a catalog on their web-site where you can even order parts for the oil cans! Replacement tips, tubes, and such so you can customize your can exactly how you want it. www.dutton-lainson.com/categories.php?cat=31
Thanks for the info! I will pin this comment for other people to read!
Longevity of GoldenRod oil cans is measured in decades, not months or years. You will be pleased with your purchase.
I have two of those Golden Rod oil cans they great quality, one is my grandfathers from when he worked for the Southern Pacific railroad on the Oregon coast its a left handed quart version.
I do appreciate these videos, thanks. Really like the fact they are not sponsored content.
I bought a bunch a few years ago and they always perform... Tractor Supply has some interesting cans too! Thanks!
Big selection on Amazon so I ordered the one with a huge bottom reservoir for $20. Thank you and now you have a new viewer!
Available in Tractor Supply also.
Reminds me of the old Eagle brand oilers. Thank you for the video.
Similar to the vintage Eagle brand oilers.
Thank's
Hey, I'm "like" #100. Woot! Glad you showed these--Didn't think you could buy these new and made in USA. I've always snatched up antique ones at yard sales. If I think I need another, I'll buy new.
Always enjoy your videos.
Nice! That Awesome! I was actually looking for for an oil can. It’s American made and from Ne. Thanks for the Vid! Love to see American made products promoted on the Tube!
I also prefer this style of oil can. Good to know about this brand. Thank you.
Nice, I like the fact that the bottom is wide 🛠👍😊
To get single drops out of a lever type oiler like this, don't squeeze the lever, and but instead just push the lever sideways to rock the back of lever on it base section, to raise the pump rod up sightly to produce single drops.
I have the same leaky oil can, HF, next day a ring of oil.
Thanks!
Love them.
Thanks ended up purchasing a goldenrod yesterday, I've never got so many dumb answers about what type oil is used
Do these have a rubber cap or something similar to prevent any evaporating, if needed?
Reilang oilers. Check them out
Bought a Golden Rod a while ago and it’s absolute junk. Leaks everywhere. Better of buying a $5 one on eBay.
That sucks. I bought 4 of the golden rods, I think they were 8 bucks. None of them have started to leak yet. If I need more, I'll probably just stick with them.
i like it
Why would they be cheaper on zoro than on the company's website or amazon?
HF cans leak.
How are these holding up? I’m in the market.
No leaks and they work pretty well. I do have one that I don't use a lot and on occasion, I have to give it a few extra pumps before it starts pumping. Other than that, I like them.