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Oh, and did you guys notice? I just got an attaboy from Jerry B! 8)

Thanks guys, but I just passed it along. I learned it from somebody online back in the old Arboristsite days.

That sounds familiar. 8) ;)

Gary, $11-$12 per gallon vs. $24 per case. I wish my dealer would treat me that well. :(

Chip, it makes a lot of sense if you think about what each oil actually does. Two cycle mix is the lifeblood of the motor. Bar lube is a 100% loss drip system, it only needs to last for one trip around the bar. There is no such thing as 'long lasting' bar lube.

My last trip to Wally World I couldn't find the gallons of Poulan bar oil, they didn't even have a spot on the shelf for it. Just quarts. :( So I've been looking around for a source of bar oil for less than $10 per gallon. A friend said he was getting it at Lowe's so I checked there, $10.68 or...

LMFAO! :lol: Always a pleasure to read your postings, Rick. You should try it more often. ;)

I remember being amazed when I first saw someone open a gallon jug like that, but it's been probably 10 years or so. I thought most old timers knew that one. Gonna put it in the rotator? I don't think I have any pics in the rotator yet. :D

The problem isn't the jug, it's how you were taught to open the jug. Instead of peeling off all the foil I just cut a slit in it with the scrench. This allows me to pour a skinnier flow and I don't spill as much. In colder weather you just make the slit wider, but in the summer the skinny slit...

I laugh at the guys spending $8-$9 per gallon for Stihl bar oil because they don't want to walk into Wally World and buy Poulan bar oil for $4.88. They act like their saws will blow up if they use the cheap stuff. I'll pay the extra money for Stihl chain because it's worth it. I'm not afraid...