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Old 02-13-2016, 09:51 PM
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I would like to know what would be a good price to get an oil bath for an O. It always bugged me on how these work. Can someone explain? Thanks gentlemen
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This thread may belong in the "What's It Worth?" section of the forum. I would say that the oil bath air cleaner for an O is around $60....sometimes, $50 and sometimes $70, so I took the arithmetic mean of the two. Basically, you fill them with oil and as air gets sucked into them on its way to the carb, the particles in the air which are heavier get deposited into the oil, hence the name oil bath-air cleaner.

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This thread may belong in the "What's It Worth?" section of the forum. I would say that the oil bath air cleaner for an O is around $60....sometimes, $50 and sometimes $70, so I took the arithmetic mean of the two. Basically, you fill them with oil and as air gets sucked into them on its way to the carb, the particles in the air which are heavier get deposited into the oil, hence the name oil bath-air cleaner.

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That is pretty much how they work.

That is probably a fair price. I got the impression that they were worth a bill. Anything is , of course, worth what someone will pay. I just sold my NF Hydraulic Lift for what I was asking. I didn't make anything. I didn'tlose anything either. I did however sell it to someone who will put it on the same model tractor I was going to and do it right. He may even join occ.
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Do you know where I could find these? I k is they are getting harder to find.
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Last one sold for 85 on epay.
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Last one sold for 85 on epay.
Wow, I am out of circulation.....

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I sure hope your prices are right! thanks for your help guys.
$85.00 is ridiculous for one. $50 to $60 is fair and plenty for one. Take your time and you'll find one for that or less. Don't forget to get the little brace that goes on top. Good luck
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Thanks guys. I'll take your tips in consideration.
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It's not like those oil bath air cleaners are growing on trees, the harder they get to find the more there worth.
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