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Old Oil Filters
I have a couple unused oil filters from the late 50's or early 60's that are in good condition. No rust or any damage and in the original boxes. Do you think it's safe to still use them? I guess I'm worried the paper element inside them might be weakened from age.
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Re: Old Oil Filters
Personally, I wouldn't simply because I don't know what I don't know....Not for $10
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Re: Old Oil Filters
On the other hand, they are probably better than what you can buy today. I think I would get something dull on the end and poke around the paper to see if it is dry rotted
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Re: Old Oil Filters
Trash them, and take all the worry out of the equation.
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Re: Old Oil Filters
Hi,
That's interesting you have oil filters that are that age, you didn't say if they are for a Cub, I guess you meant they are.
I wouldn't throw them away after that long, they are good for a collection.
You didn't post pictures, it would be good to see them.
That's interesting you have oil filters that are that age, you didn't say if they are for a Cub, I guess you meant they are.
I wouldn't throw them away after that long, they are good for a collection.
You didn't post pictures, it would be good to see them.
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Re: Old Oil Filters
I would not use them either but you should keep them for a collection. If you don't want them take them to a swap meet. Some collector may swap them for new filters or the cash to get you a new filter or two
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Re: Old Oil Filters
I agree, I wouldn't use the , they are worth more to the right collector than new ones, especially if they are in original boxes.
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Re: Old Oil Filters
I wouldn't use them. Might be able to sell them on Ebay to a collector though.
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Re: Old Oil Filters
Thanks for all the feedback. I guess I won't try to use them. I doubt they are worth anything as a collector item but kind of neat as they are different. The brand is WGB part # is S-77-CP, I've never heard of them but they show up in cross references for Cub filters. I will take some pics and post them later.
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Re: Old Oil Filters
You'd be surprised what people will buy and collect on Ebay. It's worth taking a few photos and posting them up on there. If no one bites you have nothing to lose. Maybe you can get $20 or something for them. That'll help pay for a new filter for your Cub!
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Re: Old Oil Filters
Neat. Never seen those. I assumed they would be IH which would be more desirable, I would think. I’d stick one on the shelf and test the market for the others. Someone here might be interested
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Re: Old Oil Filters
Some WGB oil filters for sale on Ebay. $5- or $6- plus shipping. Opinion, not really worth selling on the internet.
Keep one. Take the remainder to next tractor fest and give to an IH/Cub collector.
Keep one. Take the remainder to next tractor fest and give to an IH/Cub collector.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Re: Old Oil Filters
Eugene wrote:Some WGB oil filters for sale on Ebay. $5- or $6- plus shipping. Opinion, not really worth selling on the internet.
Keep one. Take the remainder to next tractor fest and give to an IH/Cub collector.
If he has more than one he could sell them and net about $4 each and buy a new filter. If you have any collectibles just put it on the shelf with them.
I also thought we were talking about original IH filters in the box that would be desirable.
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