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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12250, 23 September 1925, Page 4

TOSH M- !-TO m m !«(/ m r ike fallacy assaying - e have no trouble witti our lubrication JF/fcaf causes trouble in a plant? “Trouble , "that is halted machinery, breakdowns, shutdowns, etc. is only the outward result of an in* ternal cause.- You see the result—not the cause. Trouble .that is apparent to-day was there yesterday. But you couldn’t see it. Does “no trouble ** mean good lubrication? Not necessarily. Ydfxr machinery may run a - long time with an unsuitable oil before “trouble” appears. But fridtion, that finally brings “ trouble ” has in the meantime been taking its toll. Inefficient lubrication has cost you money, but you don’t realise it until obvious “ trouble ” crops up. Is there a proven way to prevent these troubles? Yes. It is scientifically correct lubrication. A letter addressed to out nearest branch office may open the way to surprising reduction in your production costs and mechanical troubles. It will not involve ally obligation on your part. in'JLv w Lubricating Oils A' grade for every type of service , VACUUM OIL COMPANY. PIT U 5

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