#stock engine

[maxmollubricants01]

Stock Engine Oil Supplier: Ensuring Quality and Performance

A stock engine oil supplier plays a crucial role in the automotive and industrial sectors by providing high-quality lubricants that ensure engine efficiency, longevity, and optimal performance. These suppliers source engine oils from leading manufacturers and distribute them to retailers, service centers, fleet operators, and industries that require bulk engine oil solutions.

Role of a Stock Engine Oil Supplier

Bulk Distribution – Stock engine oil suppliers purchase large quantities of engine oil directly from manufacturers and distribute them to dealerships, workshops, and resellers.

Diverse Product Range – They offer a variety of engine oils, including mineral, semi-synthetic, and fully synthetic oils, catering to different engine types such as passenger vehicles, commercial fleets, motorcycles, and industrial machinery.

OEM and Aftermarket Supply – Suppliers provide Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) oils as well as aftermarket engine oils that meet international standards like API, ACEA, and SAE ratings.

Customized Solutions – Many suppliers offer private-label engine oils for businesses looking to establish their own brand. They also provide customized viscosity grades suited for specific climatic and operational conditions.

Logistics and Warehousing – A reliable stock engine oil supplier ensures timely delivery through efficient warehousing and logistics management.

Top Stock Engine Oil Suppliers

Several global and regional suppliers dominate the market, including Maxmol lubricants. Additionally, many independent suppliers source and distribute quality engine oils to meet the growing demand from automotive and industrial sectors.

With increasing emphasis on fuel efficiency, emission control, and advanced lubrication technology, stock engine oil suppliers continue to expand their product portfolios, ensuring high-performance solutions for modern engines.

[cartoonguy08]

the way you draw spy,, like get the fruity mosquito looking ahh off my dispenser (affectionately)

Foiled again 😔

[skettchyartendevours]

Well, it's certainly been a hot minute since I properly posted

In any case, the carriage I mentioned earlier this month is done! It goes very nicely with James (I've made all the existing couplings compatible with each other) and feels quite comfortable to hug

Also, here's some little bonus photos:

Actually managed to get this carriage done on Christmas eve (yippee!) and decided to gussy it up with a dandy yellow ribbon

Full wrapping seemed a bit unnecessary, my brother had already seen it at various points while I was working on it, lol

[lewdligu]

The bluetooth foot tickler in action~ You can see their reactions are so good in the pausing, really selling how the anticipation and the changing patterns are such great additions to the massager-style tickling.

Still gotta make some tweaks to the power cable and a bit of the attachment, but this is a hella promising thing. <3

Check out Rose on Twitter, too!

[gutsofgold]

So. Al Knott's Rolling Stock. lives were CHANGED

I really like how the synth is so similar to the olc cast recording but the ELECTRIC GUITAR AAAAAAHHH!!! her voice is incredible and the couple of little giggles are like absolutely insane

[th3-0bjectivist]

My visit to the NASCAR Hall of Fame (Charlotte, NC - JUN 29 2024)

Every year for a few years now, I try to do an Independence Day post where I walk around a few cemeteries and snap some cool photos. But this is an election year, and I'm concerned that I'm going to have to soft-block some political zealot high on their own farts that will leave intellectual gems in the comments like 'Drumpf IZ Hitler!' or 'down with left-cucks in 24!'. So instead, I'm going to share some pictures that I took at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, and you can leave all the unrelated jabbering political frivolity that you'd like in the comments section.

For the record, I'm not into NASCAR at all. I haven't watched a full single race in my lifetime, and I tend to associate it with rednecks driving in circles. Which, to my chagrin, I was dead wrong in my interpretation on. Well, except for the redneck part. There's a hell of a lot more to these beautiful cars than I thought. My visit to this specialized museum was a delicate mix of history, art and science lessons!

The first thing I learned is that although these cars look fully assembled from the outside, they have nearly all the standard parts taken out (the radio, the average driver wheel, the headlights, etc.) and the bodies are composed of a flat sheet of durable metal. These days the car panels, which are composite materials like plastic coated with fibreglass, are then painted over to make a colorful, and often very corporate piece of art that is ready to drive at breakneck speeds. This all makes the modified car as light and agile as possible on the speedway.

In the U.S. south, where I reside these days, stock car racing's roots took hold from prohibition. Stock car racing wasn't just about competition; it was about taking your very fast car and running moonshine and illegally imported booze to different regions around Appalachia. Getting away from highway patrol meant stripping your car of excessive weight and parts, allowing for maximum maneuverability around hairpin turns and extreme acceleration up and down steep hills… all while a 1000-pound barrel of booze was strapped down in the back seat.

This is a picture I snapped inside the Hall of Honor, and that man is Richard 'the King' Petty. As a non-NASCAR fan, his face is the face I most associate with NASCAR, as his signature moustache, glasses and hat stand out to me as a truly memorable and iconic driver. But it’s not just the driver that participates. In NASCAR, your team is composed of a chief, who spots opportunities from television monitors and signals the driver through radio to execute specific moves to win the race, all while managing the rest of the team.

The pit crew consists of mechanics, a jackman (runs around the car with a heavy jack to raise the automobile during a maintenance pit stop), a cut-off valve attendant for refuelling, and a driver attendant who helps the driver get in and out of the car. It doesn't just take an individual driver, but a full team to assist the driver in winning the race. Drivers have suffered concussions, bone fractures, severe burns, whiplash, traumatic bodily injuries and death. Talk about bleeding for your craft!

And now for some art! Pictured above is a full-scale clay model of a Next Gen Ford Mustang. These days, clay models of racing cars are developed from digital designs and used to capture approvals from companies to lay down a final design for a race-worthy automobile. Once you pack a V-8 engine into one of these babies and recreate it out of a steel tube frame, you've got a vehicle that can reach speeds above 200 miles per hour.

Here's my pops, Dave, who I took to this museum as a birthday present. He's a NASCAR freak, and this little excursion to the Hall of Fame actually made him cry for a beat as he recalled decades worth of memories of racers, historic moments, and images of historic back-to-back victories for drivers and their teams.

Every car has the potential to be a race car. It just takes some weight-loss surgery or a good initial design, some driver safety features, and a colorful skin to make the whole thing faster, more agile, and more appealing to the eye. I have to say I never expected to absorb so much from the NASCAR HoF. I was grateful for my visit and wanted to share a portion of what I learned to Tumblr as a fun little sidebar.

I hope you enjoyed this post. And rest assured, you will never see another NASCAR post on my page ever again… y'know, unless it’s a meme or something!

Happy 4th,

th3-0bjectivist (Luke)

[ADDENDUM (07/05/2024): Tumblr ryanthedemiboy pointed out to me in the comments that the third paragraph in this post probably needed some modifications regarding the actual description of the panels, which I originally and ignorantly described as an ‘outer metal hull’. While this might have been the case with older NASCAR vehicles, in modern times the panels are at best ‘metal-skinned’, if that, and manufactured from carbon fibre. Also, older NASCAR vehicles were painted and repainted, but ever since the early 2000’s these vehicles are simply wrapped in a vinyl skin. Thank you for your insight ryanthedemiboy, I will ‘stay in my lane’ so to speak in the future and give these topics, that are alien to me, the research they deserve before I post!]

[kipowolfton]

stock photos are the funniest shit

It's 147 AM I have to be awake by 745 auh

[thatsrightice]

hey fellow aviation enthusiasts, everyone point and laugh at Boeing with me

and my personal favorite…

[monstersteam]

Greetings! How's your day going?

I hope everything is oki ^^

Idk if you already drew them in the past... buti was wondering how do rolling stock look like in this AU :0

Have a nice day! i admire u a lot! >w<💗

I’m good, thank you!

I have yet to give them bigger roles in “Legend of Sodor”, but I can sort of explain them in-depth for “Sodor Monsterverse”

These specimens are generally collectively referred to as “rolling livestock” and vary widely in behavior. Coaches are basically very peaceful, boxy cattle that graze in yards and tend to be herded by the dinosaurs — Annie and Clarabel as an example here

The trucks are another story (I drew them some time ago in 2018 I think but I don’t have an updated version yet) in that if you were to accidentally release them from their crate (it’s a big one lol), you’ll witness like a hundred instances of this going around

[masterjarthub]

"Trucks are silly and noisy"

[stone-cold-groove]

Yep, it’s a Hemi.

[the-real-google]

I should start making up stock numbers

ATS went up 3.67

GHR went down 6.91

Stocks brrr something something

[billie-the-sleepyhead]

I had a moment of realization yesterday when looking up train noises to see what Greaseball might sound like when “in idle”(basically just sitting around getting her freight attached for work) and I was brought to the sudden realization, I already know!

She’s a diesel. I just have to go on a walk at the right time of day on the right day of the week and there will be one passing by or coming to a stop to refuel. I had almost forgotten about the fact I see rolling stock almost daily from living in a train town. We have a “truck killer tunnel”(a train overpass that cars drive under, 18 wheelers(who pass in front of my house in and out of town) sometimes get stuck under) our freight trains drive on, sometimes you have a few freight trucks parked on it, typically coal or timber but sometimes boxcars.

I realized when I clicked on a video and went “wait! I hear this all the time when walking downtown to got get a coffee or go to the grocery store!” You even get to hear their horns(which they used stylized in the most recent version of rolling stock) blaring at very specific times of day, sometimes across town entirely when a storm or bad fog is approaching.

We even have an old(entirely for display now as the two components were considered too dangerous in the 1990’s) steam engine and caboose next to the visitor centre! We still use that specific engine’s shed for storage year round(typically tarps, snowblowers and lawnmowers) because the city thought it was easier/better to just keep and repurpose it.

[skettchyartendevours]

About two weeks ago I started making an express coach plush as a Christmas gift for my brother, I thought it'd go nicely with the James plush I've already made ^v^

Although I might not be posting any progress photos becaue I've got quite a few big projects on my plate at the moment and I have little to no motivation for posting

[Small sidenote: The second image is a colour idea guide that my brother drew as reference]

[unpopularvivian]

Incorrect Ttte Quotes 559:

*Duck and Toby are lifting up Bobby's coffin from the ground and opening it*

Toby: Boy Duck, he smells worse than when he was alive!

Duck: Well, he has been wearing the same underwear for some time now. Let's take his clothes off! Then after he's alive, he can go put on some fresh things!

Toby: Good idea! But, you do it! I don't think I should see Bobby's doody-lil-doo!

Duck: Okey dokey!

*Duck then starts taking off Bobby's clothes as Toby cover his eyes*

Duck: Don't peek!

Toby: Yikes!

*Finally, Duck is done as he smells the rotting smell of Bobby's corpse*

Duck: Phew! He oughta air out in a bit! *Grabs the necromancy book* Here goes nothing!

Duck: I conjure thee by the fire of Garea. And by the light of Shadmoush! In the name of the covenant, come man raise up before me!

Duck: *Speaking demonic phrases*

*The coffin suddenly starts glowing as Toby covers his eyes even more in fear*

Toby: That doesn't sound very Sudrian, Duck!!!!

Duck: Well....At least it ain't French! :D

[gutsofgold]

AAAAAAHH!!