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I use chainsaws daily and have never heard of anti fling oil for saws the choices are mineral based or bio chain oil both fling very well i cant see why you would want to use use saw oil for this application |
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Dammit, guess I'm not a biker.
I only use a silicone gel deigned for use on 'bike chains....  ____________________ Kal...
I Like To Hoon It Hoon It I Like To Hoon It Hoon It I Like To Hoon It Hoon It Ya Like To (HOON IT!).
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but chainsaws have a constant supply of oil into the chain, so fling isn't really an issue with it, hence it'll fling everywhere and you'll have to apply more of it to a bike chain. ____________________ My Flickr |
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On the back of the container it says something about non fling properties on the stuff i bought from homebase.
I got fed up with it though and bought a scottoiler  ____________________ (L)users...Disk space is to good for them.
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the bottle of Stihll chainsaw oil I have has the same distinct smell and viscosity as the main gearbox oil used in the Lynx helicopter, it is horrible stuff.
This chainsaw oil is designed to be very thick when cold and pretty thin when warm, and has no anti fling properties whatsoever.
I think you'd be just as well off buying the cheapest engine oil you can find or even better using engine oil after a change.  |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 163 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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