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    Default The Amount of oil for one lane

    From one of the videos posted

    The amount of oil used to oil just one lane for today's conditions.

    They said also that back in the day, that amount of oil would have done 16 lanes!!
    Last edited by bowl1820; 07-16-2016 at 02:33 PM.

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    looks like nothing....lol
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    That's crazy I feel like my ball sometimes comes back with that much on it from one game ha ha ha.

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    Yeah I can remember back in the day when that much oil would have
    done 16 wooden lanes at a 35 foot pattern with the first 5 boards
    being bone dry. They would be fried after about the middle of the
    2nd game back back when we all used plastic and urethane balls.
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