chain oil so expensive.

[mendiplogs]

It's fine Jon,myself and Matt place (we have worked together many times) and we have been using it for a few years now and never had any problems,the oil in pic was used on Saturday to take down a large oak with a 20" bar on a 372xp sweet as a nut

 

HI MARTYN thats small bar a 20" mate :thumbup1:i think i will use chain i get it cheap as chips thanks jon

[Martyn Amos]

HI MARTYN thats small bar a 20" mate :thumbup1:i think i will use chain i get it cheap as chips thanks jon

 

We are pros here in Wales Jon,we don't need a bar bigger than 20",we can take down any size tree with that!!!

[mendiplogs]

We are pros here in Wales Jon,we don't need a bar bigger than 20",we can take down any size tree with that!!!

 

HI MARTYN or any one i have a lot of good chain oil here in 20lt cans make me a offer i will be at the arb show thanks jon on sat

[Graham]

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Oregon Arborol Bio Chain Oil 25Ltr - £40.00 - Oils - Arborist Equipment & Forestry Kit - Stafford West Midlands

 

From my local dealer. Not sure if the links will work but £36 for 25 litres and special offer on Oregon £40 for 25 litres.

[phirow]

Plantoil - Home Page give these guys a ring or look at there site used for years.

Bio-oil and keeps your chain free when not in use.

[spudulike]

Just use old engine oil:blushing:

 

Just don't send the saw in to me to fix it if you do:001_rolleyes:

[woody paul]

Plantoil - Home Page give these guys a ring or look at there site used for years.

Bio-oil and keeps your chain free when not in use.

 

Good oil used it when pollarding willow along side river. And had no problem switching back to the oil I use all the time. By the way do not how makes it as it comes from my local hydraulic pipe/ oil/ fittings supplier.

[jnoon]

Well i use Vegetable oil,

biodegradeable and £1.00 a litre

[Gray git]

Have been thinking of going on to bio chain oil for a while now after a few spilages on driveways and complaints about it and at the price buxtons are diong it will prob order a few on monday if i dont pick up any at the arb show tomorrow.

My guess is that it will wash off a lot easier than normal oil? cooking oil looks a good option when carving!

[JimM]

Clarks Supertack Bio works a treat. No issues and flows well even when the temp is in minus figures.

Plus it's a selling point to customers who have burns or streams or ponds in their grounds.