Jon Reardon

Said hi to you at the show but forgot to ask if you had a web site?

Cheers, C.

Hi Charlie, our website is http://www.ryeoil.co.uk, although we do have a shiny new one under construction, to be unveiled later this year.

Thanks

Jon

Need some more chainsaw chain oil off you!

Just give me a shout Tony and I will sort you out some.

My direct email is jon@ryeoil.co.uk

Just a quick thank you to everyone who came to see us at a show. It was a great show as always, apart from the dodgy weather (it was fun being under canvas on Friday night). It was great to see old friends as well as new faces.

Hope everyone had a great time.

Thanks

Jon

Rye Oil Ltd

Just to give you an idea of prices, I have attached a copy of our show price list. Vat included.

All oil is made from top spec base oil and additives.

SHOW PRICE LIST 2015.pdf

Thanks

Jon

Hi all, just to make you aware, Rye Oil Ltd will have a trade stand at War & Peace this year. We have a large range of Classic as well as modern oils for sale at special show only prices. Come and take a look, we will be at stand A1-18, just in front of the grandstand. If anyone wants to pre-book some product so we can save it for you, just let me know or phone the office. My number is 07769 860692, work number is 01797 223374

Come and say hello and if you have any questions about lubricants we will do our best to give you an answer.

Look forward to seeing you there.

Jon Reardon

Rye Oil Ltd

Welcome to the forum (just don't mention the cricket):embarrassed:

Jon

Lets hope it stays that way.

Cya all there.

Jon

Greetings from "Down South"

Welcome to the Forum, good luck with your project.

Welcome to the Forum

As Jon has mentioned lithium complex, I think that is the blue grease that I use for wheel bearing on vintage / classic era vehicles. Just found the first reference to using it on old vehicles;

http://www.classic-oils.net/Penrite-High-Temperature-Wheel-Bearing-Grease

The lithium complex generally comes in red or blue depending on where you get it from. The complex thickeners in this grease allow it to hold its consistancy at higher temperatures.

As suggested a decent lithium grease will do the job. For high temperature lithium complex is good, bit more protection. Just to let you know there is only a couple of grease manufactures around and all the oil companies buy from them and own brand it. So one companies grease is much like another.

Better still! Get a trailer, then the MV stays 'Original'. A 1 ton Beer Bowser!

Nice idea Tony, only problem is if we bought a beer bowser someone at work would fill it up with red diesel or even worse lager.

Some people fit their MV out in the back as a mobile camper - maybe you could fit one out as a mobile kitchen?

 

Just a thought...…

Sounds like a plan, but even better how about convert it into a bar?

Will be there with our trade stand. It will be our 3rd year, I am gutted it may be the last one. Hoping Invicta will take it on and combine it with Combined Ops.

See you all there

Hi Thanks for the welcome. The Multi Vs Straight argument is one battle I am not sure anyone has the real answer to. I am looking forward to getting peoples opinions. Always good to see a customer Richard hope all is well. Any info you need Paul, and I will do my best to get you an answer. I will keep pushing for us to get a lorry for work, if not I shall have to persuade the wife she doesn't need a new kitchen

Hi all my name is Jon and I have been interested in Historic Military vehicles for a number of years. I am production Manager at Rye Oil Ltd, and my interest stems from us blending lubricants for vintage vehicles both military and commercial.

We started doing some shows, such as War & Peace and Combined Ops, and from that I got talking to a lot of enthusiasts. Unfortunately due to young family and finances I don't own a vehicle at the moment but hope to be able to save up for one in the future.

I have tried to persuade the firm to buy a dodge for shows, but as yet I am unsuccessful.

I have had to do quite a bit of research over the years so if anyone has any lubricant enquiries give me a shout and I will do my best to answer it.

Thanks all

Jon