3-IN-ONE Motor Oil, 3 OZ [24-PACK]

electric table fan has been gradually slowing. cleaning and regreasing the metallic bearings helped for a little while but resistance to rotation was starting to recur. Re-cleaned the bearings and used the 3-in 1 motor oil. Fan spins freely again but being a thin oil, I expect to have to reapply on an annual basis, depending on duration of use of the fan. Smells like oil, not disagreeable. I use this now over the 3-in-1 general purpose oil since it doesnt polymerize to a sticky film ( at least it hasent yet).

The ventilation fan in the kitchen make very loud noise , i used it on it, and left the fan till next day , and when i start the fan the noise is gone and i bearly hear the the fan , it work like a magic

I got this oil to oil the impellers on my Chugger pumps for homebrewing. This product was recommended on The Electric Brewery by Kal. It works great and is very inexpensive. It has a nice cap that snaps on so oil does not spill out. I also used this for my Harbor Freight nailer. Must have for in the tool box.

I use it for model railroad engines. Seems to work just fine. Heps brek up stuck parts too

This is the only oil that I have ever used for lubrication of motor shafts, working parts, hinges, etc. It is my go to remedy for squeaky fan blades. A must have.

My bicycle depends on this oil for its internally geared hub (Yes, the hundred year old patent!). Youd think that when the 3-IN-ONE went from tin-can alley to plastic bottle, that theyd have given you a spout that wouldnt break off in your bike bag. It shouldnt cost more than a few pennies to manufacture a better closure. Knowing the lightning lethargy of progress, I just take off the wrapper and cap then pour the contents into an empty lighter fluid bottle. TAPE THE LABEL AROUND THE REPLACEMENT BOTTLE WITH CLEAR PACKAGE MAILING TAPE. Problem solved. The gears leak enough of this oil on my bike; they dont need help from the bottle itself.

I bought this to lube a the chain on an erg (rowing machine), and it did the job like a charm. Couldn’t beat the price either.

Purchased this oil to overhaul a vintage Sturmey Archer 3 speed hub I was rebuilding. Did some internet searching to find the proper oil to lube the hub with after disassembly and cleaning. This brand of 20w motor oil was recommended. Another reviewer of this product mentioned using this oil on the SA hub. Was not disappointed with the results. In addition to greasing the ball bearings (loose and in retainers), this oil was added to the internal parts before reassembly. So far no complaints with the hub. Will add this oil periodically to maintain the hub. I have also used this oil on my 30 year old sewing machine with excellent results. For anyone 3 in 1 oil it is important to purchase the motor oil for such applications as the Sturmey Archer hub.

It says for 1/4hp and up, but it even works great on small wattage sleeve bearing computer fans. I had 2 fans that were acting up and making a humming noise, now theyre running as silent as ever. Didnt even need to take apart, just put a few drops on the shaft and let it seep down. A complete no-brainer for the price, as new fans would have run me $20+

I have recently gotten in to rescuing old fans. I prefer the old fans with metal blades and barely present guards; I call them finger-remover fans. They will last dang near forever with proper maintenance. This oil is perfect for the bronze sleeves in the motors. It is not too heavy so it gets into all of the nooks and crannys, but yet is not too thin so it doesnt run off or get depleted as quickly. This oil lubricates very well and adds a good layer of lasting protection to the shaft and bushings. I will be buying more of this as needed for my antique fans.