junkman
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I like it because it is blue ,and xp means x-tra power
Saber , will try dominator have try it?Dominator or Saber?
Clogged fuel filters? from oil? must be some nasty oil.. Most of what you said is from to cold (fat) a tune like all engines chainsaws need to get up to its designed correct operating temperature a fat tune is a cold tune does more harm than good without the workload to justify this cautious approach in tuning, to tune a ported work saw fat to hold it back is a over ported work saw IMHO.Ill disagree. Not all junk oil will do that good of a job. Done seen too many with stuck rings, clogged filters, plugged exhaust ports, etc
Both r good oils. Tried and like both but just not my favorites. I do like Amsoil products thoughSaber , will try dominator have try it?
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Exhaust smell like Pina Colada?
I agree BUT I want my saw to last as long as they can as I dont buy a new saw every year or two. Do I think some oils will prolong longivity better than others? Yes 100%Keith i'm the first to admit i'm far from an oil expert, but who here is? Really there isn't a right or wrong answer to what oil or ratio to use, it all opinion, speculation, preference, etc.
I will say IMO yes as long as my saw starts and runs who cares what it looks like inside. Others have a different opinion which is fine, and it doesn't mean either is wrong. This thread will go on for infinity and nothing will change, everyones opinion on what is best, clean, dirty, smelly, whatever is different. It is what it is.
I was hoping so.[emoji3] But not. It was fairly pungent Keith.Exhaust smell like Pina Colada?
Used vegetable oil.....does it smell like French fries or fish.......GoI was hoping so.[emoji3] But not. It was fairly pungent Keith.
When u tear saws, trimmers, blowers down daily and see what cheap oil does that will merit more credit to me than someone who runs a saw and never sees the insides or cares. Some oils burn cleaner, lubricate better, protect better, etc. Its that simple! Not all oils r equal
I agree BUT I want my saw to last as long as they can as I dont buy a new saw every year or two. Do I think some oils will prolong longivity better than others? Yes 100%