Anyone need any vacuum pump oil?

[CLT65]

I'm cleaning out my garage and trying to get rid of the ridiculous amount of clutter. I have a box full of unopened vacuum pump oil that came from a previous work project. It was no longer needed and had to be disposed of. I had purchased it for the company (their dime of course) and knew that it had cost nearly a hundred bucks a liter, special stuff for a special application. The boss said take it, and it's been sitting in my garage for the last decade or so.

Now it just sits here. I don't even know if it's any good anymore. How long does stuff like this last? Any oil experts here? I think I should just take it in for recycling.

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[JuglansRegia]

I could use it so if you ever find yourself in the Eugene/Springfield area, free disposal. I do wood stabilizing which requires a vacuum, the oil gets contaminated so l change it often.

 

[Nosferatu]

A teaspoon in your morning beverage will increase your lifespan.

I'm working on my doctors certificate from the University of Central Timbukistan, so this advice is completely legit, trustworthy and backed by scientificals.

 

[CLT65]

I could use it so if you ever find yourself in the Eugene/Springfield area, free disposal. I do wood stabilizing which requires a vacuum, the oil gets contaminated so l change it often.

I don't get down that way very often at all anymore, but if you find yourself in the McMinnville area in the near future sometime, you're welcome to it.

 

[ferret427]

Is it compatible with this? Asking for a friend...