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    any idea what that oil is, i know transformers are filled with mineral oil so maybe the same?

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    Jg, it's a combination of Ester oil, mineral oil and synthetic. All I know is that the bio-desiel guys stand in line for it.

    CFoote, I use Apion recovery pumps for the refrigeranf and a plasma cutter to cut open the compressors. If I could ever figure out how to a vidieo, I would make one showing the whole process.
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    Well, your pics there do a pretty fine job as it is...I appreciate your willingness to share!!!
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