That's a start. Did it fill the cracks?We got some rain outta this one.
Bout an inch best I can tell..
Any of you gents in MO use MFA bar & chain oil? I bought a case to see how I like it. I can’t think it’s any different than the FVP or TractorSupply stuff. It’s on sale for $6.14 gallon, $289 for a 55gallon drum thru the end of August. My Dad & brother use b/c oil in the oilers of the big balers, apparently my brother had been buying it at from his buddy @ NAPA, I told him that there were cheaper places to get it & after some research found out MFA sells it. Now I don’t have to go to Menards or Tractor Supply, It’s a 15 min drive or have it delivered when they bring fuel up for my brother.
I am sure it will be good stuff, I will have 3 kinds to run a comparison on NAPA $12, FVP $5.25 & MFA $6.14 My brother has always got his farm diesel from MFA and never had any problems. I always liked stopping @ the MFA Card-Trols in MO & NE AR when I would pass thru with the truck. I’ve never had any problems with their diesel.I’ve never used their bc oil. I’ve used a lot of their hyd oil. It’s real good. Purple synthetic of some type. You should be good to go with their stuff.
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I am sure it will be good stuff, I will have 3 kinds to run a comparison on NAPA $12, FVP $5.25 & MFA $6.14 My brother has always got his farm diesel from MFA and never had any problems. I always liked stopping @ the MFA Card-Trols in MO & NE AR when I would pass thru with the truck. I’ve never had any problems with their diesel.
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^^^THIS^^^I can't imagine one bar oil being better than the next, at least not enough to make me want to pay 2-4 times the price of the cheap stuff. I would buy the cheapest stuff I can find. I know thinner oil is better in the winter (especially up north), but if it is that cold (to make a difference in bar oil), you aren't going to find me cutting wood, unless it is a charity cut; and I usually get stuck behind a splitter at those.