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Gear oil smells like a bucket of butt holes, fermented ones to boot .

Hydraulic oil most likely wouldn't hurt a thing . I've heard of folks using old crankcase oil . Good heavens that nasty chit would make a awfull mess on things . I'm cheap but I'm not that cheap .

Those pot lickers raised the price of oils and lubricants when gas was upwards of 4 bucks a gallon . Now that gas prices have dropped ,oil hasn't budged a bit .:(

I tend to agree with B .Just open the oilers up and let-er rip .As long as you have an oiler that oils properly I doubt you have any problem .BTW last year Stihl branded oil was the same price as TSC . How much it costs now I haven't a clue as I have about 12-15 gallon of some generic stuff...

I don't see why it wouldn't work .If I recall correctly you run your oilers wide open anyway . If it doesn't have enough tacking agent in it,drop a oz or so of STP in each jug .Actually any oil additive which contains tackifier would work .Get the cheapest . I doubt though you have to do a...

Now that subject is amusing.What a certain dealer may stock depends on what part of the country.Around here for example an MS 460 is about as large as you will find as far as saws. When I was in Alabama a year or so ago, that shop dealt with mainly lawn and garden stuff,blowers,pole saws etc.Of...

I've seen old farmers pump anything through them from 90 wt gear lube to used crankcase oil.I think the old man used 40 wt way back when bar oil was about non existant.He also used it for his mix,that or outboard motor oil at 16 to 1 ,lot's of smoke. If that was the good old days,I don't miss...

I've used about every thing over the years.The TSC stuff worked okay but when they started getting more than Stihl was charging I bought the Stihl.I once bought a jug of Husqvarna branded oil for about 12 something,kinda high I thought. As far as I know bar oil is just oil with a tacking...