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Old 06-17-2004, 09:02 PM
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With new Yamaha 2 stroke engine I want to use Yamalube, but it's so damn expensive. Anyone know of a cheap/reasonable source on the Northshore of Mass.???
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Old 06-17-2004, 10:39 PM
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Case of 4 bought from Baert Marine in Danvers $72. This is after 10% discount from regular price of $20 /gal.

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Old 06-18-2004, 07:03 AM
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I just purchased a 55 gallon drum from Eagle Marine in Sagamore mass for the 2nd straight season. With taxes it was about $700.00 ( $12.72/gal) . I have twin 225 OX so it is well worth it for me and I will use the entire drum. Certainly beats picking up four indivudual gallons every week at some $20-22/gallon.

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If you can suffer with Mercury oil, it is 11:00/gal at Cosco.

I run West Marine. 7.99/gallon on sale. But lets not get that thread going !!


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Harpoon:
Maybe Costco is the way to go. At least you get snacks to go along with your oil.

Thanks to every one that responded.

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Find somebody in your area that sells it in bulk. I buy mine at a local sho (Accurate Marine) for $14 a gallon, bring your own container. A few years ago I bought 2 five gallon Blue karosene platic gas cans at sears for about $10 peice. Every once in a while, I run down and get 10 gal of oil and a few bottles of Ringfree. My motors have been VERY happy.
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