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Is chainsaw oil something special?
dave wrote:
Can more or less any light oil be used for chainsaw lubrication? Whether it'd be any cheaper is another question of course :-) It's usually pretty high viscosity, hardly a 'light' oil. It's more like rear axle oil or similar, SAE80 or 90 viscosity. Why not buy the proper stuff, it's hardly expensive, B&Q have it (assuming you believe that B&Q's is the 'proper stuff'!). -- Chris Green |
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