Bar oil 4.95 a gallon

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That's a lot of weight to ship free. I wonder what the oil costs them?
I get my Rotella T6 from Amazon usually. Cheaper than local including Walmart. The delivery guy really loves it, I’m sure.

Back when I shot competitively and reloaded, the flat rate USPS boxes had to make the rural carrier happy to deliver a few hundred pounds of mail😂
 
I’m interested in the water based stuff, I wonder if it will keep the bar cooler in hot weather and dry wood since the water would evaporate.
Here's their page...


It's marketing of course, so it should be taken with a grain of salt, but until an independent tests it, it's all the data there is afaik.
 
Last time I bought bar oil I bought a case of HK and one of Mystik. I liked both. I think Mystik flowed in winter a bit better. This time they only had HK. I have been running canola this winter. So far it hasn't frozen up. Been down to the teens, but I usually opt not to cut when it's that cold anyway.
 
Last time I bought bar oil I bought a case of HK and one of Mystik. I liked both. I think Mystik flowed in winter a bit better. This time they only had HK. I have been running canola this winter. So far it hasn't frozen up. Been down to the teens, but I usually opt not to cut when it's that cold anyway.
Saw a post where some climbers 201 oil tank cracked frozen with canola oil

Source suspect
 
I guess I have some earl testing to do. I have more earls than I thought. Current hunt is super most stickiest…so it doesn’t sling all over my purty Jonny reds. 😆Other than that I think any oil is fine.

EDIT as of now the stihl and AMSOIL seem the stickiest and stringiest. Just squishing and stretching between fingers.

The bio and pro select the least. The BTO feels…weird. Like slime, not oil. Pretty stringy.

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I can vouch for canola down to ~25°F. It's starting to cloud at that point, but everything's flowing fine. That was an honest 25° also, cause it came out of the back of my truck, and was likely still in the teens from overnight.
 
Bars get hot in dry hard Euc…the bars I run in it are the only ones that need dressed much, and even that isn’t much. I can’t stand chains that don’t feed well. Levering on the dogs increases pressure/fricktion/wear.
 
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Two different types of Euc tonight. One split with half hearted swings of the 5lb fiskars. Looks kinda like cedar. Straight grain. Another was squirrelly and we beat on it with the 8lb Estwing until we were tired of it. Only got a few pieces off. Chainsaw…
 
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