Cracker Boy
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Id like here more on the makita dolmar oils ive heard alot of good.and pricesU likin the Dolmar oil?
Id like here more on the makita dolmar oils ive heard alot of good.and pricesU likin the Dolmar oil?
I use to deal the Amsoil products years ago when I was in boat racing. Great productsYeah 16 for auto renewal i use there tranny fluid, motor oil ,gear oil,boat 2 stroke oil,penetrating oil,gun cleaners are excellent,im gonna try thre bar oil next stihl bar oil dont have the tack it used to its so hot here
1.25gal. For 21$ shipped is a deal!I’ll split a case with you Ryan, if you want to. I usually run the Dolmar oil anyways.
2 1/2 gallons is a lot for me, though, so half would be great.
I’ll split a case with you Ryan, if you want to. I usually run the Dolmar oil anyways.
2 1/2 gallons is a lot for me, though, so half would be great.
It’s been very good for me so far. I haven’t torn my saws down to check them after running it, though, but a certain saw porter who shall remain nameless sent me pics of my saws when he had them apart. They looked great, and that was when I ran them at 50:1. Running 40:1 now, just for good measure. He even asked me what I used, so he could buy some for himself. I have no reason to doubt him on that matter.U likin the Dolmar oil?
Cool. I’ll order it it up, and send you half when I get it, if that works for you. I can ship for next to nothing through work.Sure, my firewood delivery is about over so I don't need a whole case and I've wanted to try it.
Consider it done.Deal.
Lol on the Woodland!!It’s been very good for me so far. I haven’t torn my saws down to check them after running it, though, but a certain saw porter who shall remain nameless sent me pics of my saws when he had them apart. They looked great, and that was when I ran them at 50:1. Running 40:1 now, just for good measure. He even asked me what I used, so he could buy some for himself. I have no reason to doubt him on that matter.
I just got done running about a gallon and a half of gas with Woodland Pro Synthetic through my backpack blower. It might work well, but smells like *s-word. I won’t be using that again.
Yeah, I was surprised. I’m usually not one to complain about smells, loud noise, or *s-wordty conditions in general, but even with the exhaust on the blower coming off my back I could smell it.Lol on the Woodland!!
Im happyI use to deal the Amsoil products years ago when I was in boat racing. Great products
Thats what a porter said about me using amsoil if yo go back 6 pages or so give or take i posted some pics and she was runnin a bit fat tooIt’s been very good for me so far. I haven’t torn my saws down to check them after running it, though, but a certain saw porter who shall remain nameless sent me pics of my saws when he had them apart. They looked great, and that was when I ran them at 50:1. Running 40:1 now, just for good measure. He even asked me what I used, so he could buy some for himself. I have no reason to doubt him on that matter.
I just got done running about a gallon and a half of gas with Woodland Pro Synthetic through my backpack blower. It might work well, but smells like *s-word. I won’t be using that again.
Thats what ive been sayin exactly. Like i stated prev old timers used 30 weight for mixFact of the matter. There are many good oils out there. If it works for you, then use it. Many good options.
I used Stihl orange bottle oil for over 20 years in a Stihl 029. Piston and cylinder looked like new when I sold it s few months ago. [emoji106]
I really like amsoil gear lubes and lower unit oils too.Lol on the Woodland!!
When I ran the Mercury Pro Max 280hp on my boat we were looking for a couple hundred more rpm on the bigend. Amsoil lower unit mixed 50/50 with tranny oil did just that. Usually had to spend several thousand for thoso last couple hundred on the topendI really like amsoil gear lubes and lower unit oils too.
Hi Keith, thanks for the link, I can get it in the US,Works out to 8.75 pint or $17.50 qt.
Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/302470032222
Fact of the matter. There are many good oils out there. If it works for you, then use it. Many good options.
I used Stihl orange bottle oil for over 20 years in a Stihl 029. Piston and cylinder looked like new when I sold it s few months ago. [emoji106]