So what's the current two stroke oil favorite?

[Bjorn]

Good for the self-confidence.

 

[Woodpecker]

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It’s bio bar oil. It’s required for a job I’m working near a river. It totally looks like jizz though. Which begs the question how many tree hugging hippies does it take to spooge a gallon of this stuff?

 

[ZERO]

Good for the saws at 32:1

Yes, that is my oil of choice for the past decade, @32 for all ported, @40 for all the rest.
Very little build up in the exhaust.

 

[Al Smith]

I just got back that Quacker State was 8 oz bottles for $2.29 .I bought 10 enough for 20 gallons of gas about what I use in a year .Plus 2 quarts of full synthetic motor oil for the Toro zero turn that only gets 25-30 hours in a year .

 

[jakethesnake]

It’s bio bar oil. It’s required for a job I’m working near a river. It totally looks like jizz though. Which begs the question how many tree hugging hippies does it take to spooge a gallon of this stuff?

Ever try straight canola? Works pretty well surprisingly

 

[Stump Shot]

It’s bio bar oil. It’s required for a job I’m working near a river. It totally looks like jizz though. Which begs the question how many tree hugging hippies does it take to spooge a gallon of this stuff?

It's still saw abuse no matter how you try and spin the narrative of how it got in there. LOL

 

[Woodpecker]

Ever try straight canola? Works pretty well surprisingly

Yeah I went the canola route before. I still use it in my climbing saws as this bio stuff is spendy. For this job the client supplied/required as part of the contract.

The only problem I ever had with the canola was it is a beitch to clean off the saw if I don’t wipe the saw down daily. Doubt that’s an issue for anyone not using their saws all day most days though.

I will say, this bio stuff is slicker than two eels forkin in a bucket of bacon grease rendered from a rented pig.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

It’s bio bar oil. It’s required for a job I’m working near a river. It totally looks like jizz though. Which begs the question how many tree hugging hippies does it take to spooge a gallon of this stuff?

Not convinced.
You're a big Do It Yourself er.

 

[Woodpecker]

Not convinced.
You're a big Do It Yourself er.

Nah, If I could fill a bar oil tank with spooge and wasn’t hung like a turtle, you’d be watching me on pornhub

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Nah, If I could fill a bar oil tank with spooge and wasn’t hung like a turtle, you’d be watching me on pornhub

more.

 

[Woodpecker]

more.

I mean if you just google turtle porn I’m sure you’ll get an eye-full. Ask Randy he likes turtles.

 

[remiskeet]

I used to use Motomaster semi synthetic (Sold at Canadian Tire) or Stihl Premium , 40:1 in my 2 older saws, and 32:1 in my 25 year old trimmer. This spring I switched to Red Armour at the same ratios. So far , noticeable reduction in smoke and plug fouling. Might just be a reflection on how crappy my "old" oil was performing.

 

[Stump Shot]

Nah, If I could fill a bar oil tank with spooge and wasn’t hung like a turtle, you’d be watching me on pornhub

 

[Bjorn]

Yes, that is my oil of choice for the past decade, @32 for all ported, @40 for all the rest.
Very little build up in the exhaust.

Yes, very nice exhaust port.

 

[mrxlh]

is red armor made in the same place as ultra?

Yes, Omni Specialty in Shreveport.

 

[TreeLife]

I remember when strap-on had the cheer squad using benol...that was entertaining.

Yeah I'm stupid

 

[Broken]

I pretty much mix up Red Armor for one gallon and Dominator for the next. 40:1. But I don't burn nearly as much gas as most around here.

Both very high quality oils . Have used both in numerous saws . Never had a problem within any properly tuned & operated saw .

 

[Broken]

I'll never understand what makes people run benol in a chainsaw.

But I guess it's not for me to understand.

40+ year old , oil technology !

 

[huskihl]

Yep both.


Tucker

Ohhhhhh.

Hi Tuck.

 

[smokey7]

I have no idea what these guys are doing that make red armor spooge that bad. That's never happened to me.

Not working the saw engine and getting it hot enough to burn clean. 3 cuts don't do it