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I THINK so, Stig. It's kinda hard to recall in great detail at this point. :D

Oh, jeez...just get dino. It's a chainsaw, fer god's sake, not a tool for environmental restoration. :D

I'll say it again, our friend Paulie is no slouch in the inventive thinking department.

Canola oil worked out just fine for sauteing my prawns and crushed garlic cloves tonight...spooned over a nice pot of double boiler cooked southern grits with half and half to richen. Somehow that just stiffens my resolve to refrain from running canola in my saws, I don't exactly know why, but...

Never!!! It smacks of nasty newism powered by enviro-wacko urbanism. I hate those -isms! Or maybe I will, who knows. :|:

I wouldn't have to adjust my oiler...they are all set to maximum :).

I think PCTree uses used hydraulic oil and has for many years with good results, if I recall correctly. I'd agree that it seems awfully thin, but I dunno. I don't use enough to quibble about it, so I go with what's on sale wherever I happen to be.