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  1. Thanks guys ,God there are so many diffrent oils to choose from ,I normally buy cheap and cheerfull for my old diesel van so looking for a good quality oil and it aint cheap but yeah as its brand new then got to look after it ,I do wish the lean to that my mill is in was bigger will have to extend it in the spring and think of a way of putting a movable front on it to keep the weather off the mill ,that lean to is where I fell off that bloody ladder and did my ankle in .
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3 minutes ago, gobbypunk said:
  1. Thanks guys ,God there are so many diffrent oils to choose from ,I normally buy cheap and cheerfull for my old diesel van so looking for a good quality oil and it aint cheap but yeah as its brand new then got to look after it ,I do wish the lean to that my mill is in was bigger will have to extend it in the spring and think of a way of putting a movable front on it to keep the weather off the mill ,that lean to is where I fell off that bloody ladder and did my ankle in .

Why spend 7k on a saw and skimp on oil ?

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@gobbypunkand do remember with the volume of dust yr kicking up, yr air filter is critical. Good oil does not mean fit for yr VW turbo engine. A good semi synthetic will do - with a thinner grade as mentioned for winter. I would knock up a lorry curtain with a scaffold pole for weight at the bottom to screen off the elements, try a haulage company, they may have a ripped curtain sider fr swaps fr logs  ?  K

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