Lol, cheapest was best. I guess you sell more bars and chains if your oil sucks.
The tests while not 100% perfect do compare each oil to the other.
At farm and home stores like rural king.Where does one purchase Harvest King oil?
Google harvest king bar oil for sale.
Mystik is my go-to at $7.99/gal. But my Fleet Farm has been out of stock a while. I always grab a case or 2 whenever I am in town.
Yes mine as well, Walmart is my backup source.
Yeah closest Blaine’s to me is an hour away down in LaCrosse, WI. I rarely get down that way.
I can't run my oiler wide open as it just drinks the thin stuff compared to the TSC I was running. I ran my 346 for a couple minutes after I replaced the sprocket nose on my Tsumura bar and I literally had bar oil running off the top of the bar right near where the oil is injected. It was dripping all over the floor and everything. I'm used to the old TSC stuff, it was thick and poured out like molasses when cold and very stringy. I guess TSC has recently changed suppliers though and the new stuff is also like water and zero tack. So I've been looking for a good replacement for the older TSC stuff that I really liked. I bite the bullet and ordered some AMSOIL, as that's supposed to be very tacky, but at $25 a gallon it's not cheap.
Didn't ask this time. I did do a price match one time when at the Hudson store a couple of years ago. They said if a price match is from a store in the same state . . . That time Blaine was 3.99 and FF was 6.99. I left with a cart full that afternoon @3.99/gal.Did they price match Blain's Farm and Fleet?
The oil he tested that the chain got loose quickly, and another oil too where the chain was hanging quite loose off the bottom of the bar are a indicator of poor rivet lubing.
