Mooo?
Have another drink.I did post "Suit Yourselves!"
I don't pay a single dime for "my B&C oil of choice" and I am running the OEM factory supplied laminate Dolmar branded Oregon bar on my 2006. purchased PS-6400 which has been my main workhorse.
In Croatia so called dedicated B&C oil goes for 15-20€ a gallon.
But, hey - nevermind me, I am stupid as Fck irregardless of being a mechanic at trade.
Good luck, have fun, stay safe!!!
you didnt need to say thatI did post "Suit Yourselves!"
I don't pay a single dime for "my B&C oil of choice" and I am running the OEM factory supplied laminate Dolmar branded Oregon bar on my 2006. purchased PS-6400 which has been my main workhorse.
In Croatia so called dedicated B&C oil goes for 15-20€ a gallon.
But, hey - nevermind me, I am stupid as Fck irregardless of being a mechanic at trade.
Good luck, have fun, stay safe!!!
Yet here you are telling us that bar and chain oil is a scam.
you need to clean your mess before you leave
saved forever
whatever you choose to use
I’d rather people see your true character. Maybe don’t drink and internet next time.
I mean everything I post!
It is the unfiltered true me!
lmao it gets under skin of some
You sure use a lot of exclamation points.
Never saw temps at -15F for a large part of the year like you, northern Wisconsin back then we used to get about a month Jan/Feb straight that had nighttime lows of -20/30 never got above 0F for daytime highs rest of the winter was just regular cold -10F to+30F . generally tried to put bar oil on truck floor boards next to the floor heater on way to jobsite quick disconnects on heater hoses from woods truck to skidder hooked up in the morning and by the time you fueled and greased the skidder the engine would be warmed up enough to start fairly easy and bar oil was mostly pourable.
Used to buy Itasca bar and chain oil for $3.99 a gallon or $150 for a 55 gallon drum have not seen it in years now and no longer cut enough to warrant 55 gallon drums.
Sorry but not about keeping my rant going.
