@clevernamehere7559 the 2T will be out in a few months. We just completed 1000hrs of engine testing after a few years of lab work. We wanted to change how 2T oil functions, especially the cleanliness. Buckin' has seen the pics, but can't share yet ;-) We appreciate your consideration. High performance first, safety and sustainability is just the extra benefit
Buckin' I do appreciate that your channel isn't one infomercial after another. That said. It is your channel, and how you choose to monetize it is your business. Sorry people got on your case. I'm grateful to know what products you like to use. I'm a better person for the teaching you bring. Keep up the great work!
Not seen that oil before… I’ve been using Husky bar oil on my saw… found it to be very good regardless of the ambient temperature… that De Walt oil is about £25 a litre here in the UK… silly expensive…
It seems like this is well researched and engineered. When put through the testing from Buckin who I've grown to trust and respect, it is a product that we've been waiting for. When Scott says that performance was the key and being clean was an after effect of benefit, boom" that is modern engineering. After using the canola oil that was given to me I'm ready to try something better. Thanks Buckin for repackaging your promotion, you are holding yourself to high standards and you can relate to some of the comments. It's amazing how many serious Woodmen are here that are serious hardworking folk that comment from experience. I love reading the detailed, 1st person information from the Buckin Army. 🍃🍀🌲💚
Nothing but used engine oil for me for the last ten years. I have great results with it. It flows well and provides excellent lubrication. At the time of draining, the oil was still good for lubricating components in my engine worth thousands of dollars, and it's certainly overkill for one last pass on a sub $100 chainsaw bar. Hard to argue with results
@@hammerdown184 you're entitled to your opinion, but my opinion is backed with experience. There are a lot of folks who poo poo the use of used motor oil, and I doubt the majority of them have even tried it
I just want to say, I remember when there was only 100,000 subscribers. The Buckin’ Army is now a HALF MILLION STRONG!!!!! ❤❤❤❤ “Love and peace friends”
At this point I'm just glad if people use baroil. I have opened a couple of saws that that is so viscous that I had to take it out with a scredriver after splitting the case. It was as thick as hot glue when warm
Just got a dewalt 20 volt hand held chainsaw has an oil injector on it Most of these little saws have no oiler that is why I bought it for brushing around home Quite impressed one battery to a fill of oil Will look for their oil
I tried running biodegradable bar oil namely, stihls biodegradable bar oil. Here in the southern states of the USA bet it will have the same problem had with the bio oil was running, is bugs. The oil actually had a good smell when it got hot on the bar, but when the saw was in storage or put up insects were attracted to it, namely roaches. Go to grab the saw for the first time, and roaches would start crawling out of it, especially when it got hot. That was enough for me to switch back to the Dino oil.
Suggest FREE oil. Used engine/gear/hydraulic oil. You are throwing it out, your neighbors are throwing it out. It is FREE. Run it through a filter first though. Why does ANYONE pay money for bar oil? I never have and have firewood business and lawn care. All you do is open the oil a little bit or close depending on how big your wood is or how long your bar is. You have to do that anyways if you want your bar to last. Either that or you are throwing GOBS of oil all over the ground.
Because, microbes eat oil for breakfast just fine. Yum yum yummy to the microbe tummy. The "bio oil" is just shorter chained "oil" that gets eaten faster is the only difference. It is a quantity issue... hrrmmm its almost like the saying, "Do all things in moderation" actually has meaning... what a thought. @@1337farm
I have been using used engine oil its Lucas high zinc racing oil, its been used but only a couple hours and its clean just slightly discolored, I buck oldman pine logs all day. Its probably not right but it gets the job done.
Zinc is a fantastic high pressure lube. It’s great for cams and lifters so it’ll be great for bars for the guys that PUT THE PRESSURE on them because they don’t have or KEEP a sharp chain. But brand new that stuff is “spensive”!
Well, ANY type of used oil works just fine. Majority saws fallers arborists use all have variable rate oilers allowing for different length bars/oils/temperatures. Your scrench is all you need.
I am gonna give it a try. Years ago, at Bunyan, I got a free sample of Oregon concentrate bar oil, just add water. It poured out of the saw. I think it was, smelled like, that same animal based coolant you use to find in machine shops. Anyway, testing is fun, looking forward to it! Thanks for bringing this to us!
I have tried many different bar oils…have always gone back to Husqvarna bar oil, for some time, we weren’t permitted to use mineral oil, had to be vegetable based. Husky fills that criteria.
I've tried about every bar oil out there, and believe it or not, Walmart hyper tough which was previously black max and I think polan pro,misspelled probably, and echo are all the same oil. Same jug,red color and smell. All work great and hyper tough only $14.00 per gallon.
I usually run a new Oil on an everyday saw. After running one Can I can judge the oil as a lubricant. Then I dip the Chain in the last remaining oil and store the bar with the chain on for a few months. If everything glues together I never buy this oil again. If the oil remains to be a lubricant and if I can just install the bar and continue using it I also accept the oil for the saws that I don't run on a daily basis. Oil that turns into glue in this test can ruin the oilpump of a saw when storing them for a long time and everybody having multiple saws has some saws that are not in use for some time. When having oil in my barn I don't want to worry on using it so I do this test for knowing which oil from the local dealers is ok and which one is crap. Several bio-oils tend to turn into glue after a month or two... Some do, some don't...
Thanks for the video, BR! I’m going to switch over to this bar and chain oil and give ‘er a whirl! Wasn’t happy with my current oil. I am thinking the reason this stuff is so clean and doesn’t cake up is because it’s plant-based and not petroleum based. There’s a lot to feel good about in that! Thanks again for the video! Love and kindness to you and the whole community, here! Hope everyone has a great rest of their week!
I ordered some just now via the link you placed in the description… anxious to try it out! I will give you my feedback… what’s the best way to do that? In the comments here? Or?
Used engine/gear/hydraulic oil which are all FREE, all work. I have never paid for bar oil. No one ever used to do so until the marketing departments got a brilliant idea of selling "bar oil" to loggers who never used to pay anything for it. Bar oil is a SCAM. Maybe in Ultra long bars they might have a point but I have never had a problem running old FREE oil in 28" + bars. If you have a pro saw you will have a variable rate oiler and it might be closed down to save loggers $$$ and you may have to open it up, but the "ranch" or "home owner" saws all have fixed oilers and they are WIDE open wasting TONS of oil.... GOBS of oil all over the place making them VERY expensive saws to operate.
I’ll be honest uncle Buck. I run gear oil in the summer ( what ever is cheaper) and used moter oil in the winter it’s worked by no means the best but probably better than them boys in the 70s I always get the oil to the end of my bar 20” 026 not big but she rips sonny
I’ve been using “rock drill oil” for 20+yrs. I’m not a logger… I drill and blast rock/ledge. But still cut plenty of firewood. The oil is Super tacky, clingy, stringy. Never burned up a bar or chain
Looks like another great tip friend looks great! but over in the UK its only available in 32 ounce(1ltr) size and expensive at £30 plus so will have to stick to using Oregon bar oil for now.
OR better yet, just use your used hydraulic oil, gear oil, engine oil. If you do not have any your neighbors do and if your neighbors do not your mechanic shop does. All for FREE. Hurts nothing
For years I ran the cheap Home Depot oil and it was so thick that it would gunk up and not even come out. I got a bottle of this dewalt oil with an electric saw once. Maybe I’ll use it in the big saws too
I run canola oil and winter bar oil mix about 75-25%. 4L canola oil = 3$. 4L Canadian tire bar oil 30$. I don’t even care if it’s bad for my saw at those prices. Been running that for 20+ years no issues. Pretty sure bar oil is canola oil with thickeners anyways
I love the Dewalt and dgp bio-oils but they are so dang expensive, so I cut them with canola oil. seems to be working alright. I notice my saws get a golden stain to um but it wipes away when I clean it. I do notice my saw is a lot wetter than with the Walmart dino lubes.
I hate that you thought the need to pull your video. I thought it was a bit out there, BUT you, Sir, never hardly ever promote anything, so I watched every second. I have nothing to do with chain saws. ( nearly) We watch you because you always shoot straight and seem like a friend we would all like to have. Nothing wrong in getting excited about something you believe in. I enjoy your views on life, and your storytelling is second to none. Take these comments with a grain of salt. You did nothing wrong. Thank you for your passion in what you do.
Brother I love ya ,, thx for that . I m clearly not good at it .lol.. and i know why Im here ,,its for you, although i do get excited and am excited about this , I put it up in a hurry and was unhappy with it myself. much happier now with it . thx friend. always nice when friends speak for you ,, sincerely, thx for this
Damomsmith I was about to voice a very similar opinion but with a bit more colorful language Instead I’ll just give you a thumbs up 👍. Billy, Looks like there’s always a few still lurking about.
People really hated it, and the comments were very bad and that is not what this channel is about. I am very happy you understand what he was trying to do with showing people what he is using and giving them the information about it. Some people just did not get that. Have a great day and thank you for supporting the channel.
Man buckin, id love to come up there and cut and split in your neck of the woods, it looks like a joy. I dont heat with wood anymore so I gotta go looking for work cutting and splitting but I still find it. Luckily I can do it free just for the love of it.
The Dewalt branded bottle i bet looks cool sitting next to some Macs! Especially being at one time Stanley Black & Decker owned the Mcculloch brand! Pretty cool!
This oil looks like the real deal and I know when you have tested it you are not just blowing smoke. There are many experienced cutters on this channel and no better place to get a first class evaluation then this channel and that is the reason they sought you out. Smart company 😅
Hi billraybuckin shout to ya .as you illustrated cleanliness of the of the product what doing is very good do happen to or chain the feed on oil ration on the saw ? Many thanks keep on buckin
Buckin on the subject of all the advice out there on TH-cam, i FINALLY found a video on those shark gill felling techniques you were talking about awhile back. I was like what in the world is this nonsense 😂
Greetings Brother Buckin'! I have used Oregon Oil for years, it lubes all year round but I always have a sticky crud that takes a lot of cleaning off my saws which eventually requires removing of clutch covers and bars as the oil galleries get blocked. I have had similar results with Husqvarna Oil. I once tried Stihl Veg Based Bar oil, I hated the smell of it and it made everything sticky. I know guys who use cheap engine oil but the stuff flings off real easy. Does the De Walt 2 stroke oil reduce bar and chain wear as good as regular power saw bar oil? All the Best, WS
lol,, you and a thousand others brother . ive run it outta the bottle but not filtered brother ,,unless in camp they had the filtration goin on out back lololol
Exactly. Why does anyone pay for bar oil? Used Engine oil works fine. Used gear oil or hydraulic oil works fine. Why would ANYONE PAY $$$ for bar oil? You have to be daft!!! Paying $10/quart for that stuff is INSANE!!! Free vrs $10/hour or more to run your saw... Yes, I wold like $10/hour in my pocket tax free...
you seem passionate about this.. maybe start a business start doing free oil changes for people bottle it up , and yer in business.. just sayin'.. let us know how it goes . with a supportive community like this one , after proving to us your are a good ethical person and you earn out trust through years of good patterns , workin hard, being honest, and being kind, maybe ,, no guarantee but , maybe someone will buy a bottle. there ya go yer on yer way @@w8stral 😉
Why would anyone BUY used oil? They already own it and throw it out at a greater quantity than they use every year and the rare few who need more can pick it up for free. Daft "business" dear sir. @@BuckinBillyRaySmith
Well that’s interesting I did not know DEWALT had a bar oil I will give or a try why not and not because you like it but iam always on the lookout for for something that makes the chain clean and keep it cool i trued sthil bar oil ones and never a gain the chain just got hot and smoked hated I tried husky a lot better than they changed from 30 weight for Sumer weather and a light for winter but not no more it’s just this multi weight oil it’s ok but it used to be better
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Botox line if work hay why not as we know lot of this bar oil don’t work wright the Chain gets hot and as we all know that’s. Not good
Everyone has an opinion My deal is I listen I watch and I try Nobody knows everything I going to try some if it works for me I’ll use it. I’m a trades guy for 30 hrs you here young guys or old saying why are you using that or doing it that way BECAUSE I’ve always done it like that BUT every now and then something better comes around Be open people you never know until you actually try it
thank you very much. As a small business trying hard to engineer high performance bio products, it's extremely difficult to compete with name brands but we hope the experience changes people's mind about bio-based. We sincerely appreciate your consideration and openness to look at potentially better options. Performance first, sustainability is the extra whip cream and cherry on top.
@@user-on8nr3uj1h the change your oil kind in the video description I'm only seeing options for case qty. Is there a source Amazon, Bailey's buckinbillyray maybe to order only 1 gl at a time?
In a few years, the Chinese will completely own us. They take other manufacturer's R&D and copy their products. It's a ripoff. Say no to Chinese knockoff garbage.
@@rollling7523Chinese saws can be ok for the weekend warrior but when we’re out here on the pipe 10 hrs a day those cheap Chinese pistons and rings don’t hold up man. Even running 40-1 and keeping it fat. Take any knock off saw and run it next to the brand name saw you’ll see.
Hi Buckin. After being a Husqvarna dealer for eight and a half years and cutting and splitting for fifty years, I won't ask you anything. But I will offer this: "Never give advice. The wise don't need it and the fools won't heed it." Shalom/gw
So how is the younger generation supposed to learn as you did? Are you just writing off everybody because you had a few idiots in your life not listen to you? Or are you being one of them? Along the way? Remember there are other 30-year-olds out there like me that do actually use the advice. There’s 8 billion people I’m sure you have not met everyone yet
I'll put my bar oil against anything out there, not just in opinion but in actual scientific data, test, and performance. Its a house blend I make, but im game to all bar oils out there. Now lets dont talk about my gas and oil ratio's y'all will laugh and say I'm crazy 😂😂😂
I want to hear more about the DeWalt 2 Stroke oil in going to see if I can’t find it somewherez
@clevernamehere7559 the 2T will be out in a few months. We just completed 1000hrs of engine testing after a few years of lab work. We wanted to change how 2T oil functions, especially the cleanliness. Buckin' has seen the pics, but can't share yet ;-) We appreciate your consideration. High performance first, safety and sustainability is just the extra benefit
@@user-on8nr3uj1his your oil branded as dewalt also?
Buckin' I do appreciate that your channel isn't one infomercial after another. That said. It is your channel, and how you choose to monetize it is your business. Sorry people got on your case. I'm grateful to know what products you like to use. I'm a better person for the teaching you bring. Keep up the great work!
Your recommendations are on point! Thanks to Scott for getting this bar oil to you. Going to look for a gallon .✌️👍
I’m loving it
Not seen that oil before… I’ve been using Husky bar oil on my saw… found it to be very good regardless of the ambient temperature… that De Walt oil is about £25 a litre here in the UK… silly expensive…
It seems like this is well researched and engineered.
When put through the testing from Buckin who I've grown to trust and respect, it is a product that we've been waiting for.
When Scott says that performance was the key and being clean was an after effect of benefit, boom" that is modern engineering.
After using the canola oil that was given to me I'm ready to try something better.
Thanks Buckin for repackaging your promotion, you are holding yourself to high standards and you can relate to some of the comments.
It's amazing how many serious Woodmen are here that are serious hardworking folk that comment from experience.
I love reading the detailed, 1st person information from the Buckin Army.
🍃🍀🌲💚
Me too thx
Well said my friend,hope to see you soon at the Bunyan
Nothing but used engine oil for me for the last ten years. I have great results with it. It flows well and provides excellent lubrication. At the time of draining, the oil was still good for lubricating components in my engine worth thousands of dollars, and it's certainly overkill for one last pass on a sub $100 chainsaw bar. Hard to argue with results
Simply no
@@hammerdown184
you're entitled to your opinion, but my opinion is backed with experience. There are a lot of folks who poo poo the use of used motor oil, and I doubt the majority of them have even tried it
I just want to say, I remember when there was only 100,000 subscribers. The Buckin’ Army is now a HALF MILLION STRONG!!!!! ❤❤❤❤ “Love and peace friends”
Also, how many gas jugs do you need??? 5:19
@@samiam830not that many these days,😂
@@brianjohnston5397 we have grown very slow , with a couple of bumps.it will taste better at the 100.000.000 mark
@brianjohnston5397 Yep I remember that too, and was just thinking how it didn't seem so long ago as well😊
At this point I'm just glad if people use baroil. I have opened a couple of saws that that is so viscous that I had to take it out with a scredriver after splitting the case. It was as thick as hot glue when warm
Lol
ON THE WESTCOAST HERE WE MAINLY STICK TO THE CANNABIS OILS . HOPEFULLY BUCKIN GETS THOSE UP ON THE WEBSITE SOON AS IT IS HARVEST TIME OUT HERE.
Just got a dewalt 20 volt hand held chainsaw has an oil injector on it
Most of these little saws have no oiler that is why I bought it for brushing around home
Quite impressed one battery to a fill of oil
Will look for their oil
Looks VERY CLEAN & light here in New England it’s COLD. It’s flows WELL not like TAFFY. GREAT VIDEO BUCKIN👏✌️👍👍👍
Better than the last infomercial lol 😂
I've been really interested in Renewable Lubricants bar&chain oil, they also have engine oil, trans fluid, gear oil, and penetrants.
Looks better than the used car oil we grew up using 👍
He he I could never bring my self to use used motor oil ..
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith haha poverty and not knowing any better, mostly not knowing any better 👍
I tried running biodegradable bar oil namely, stihls biodegradable bar oil. Here in the southern states of the USA bet it will have the same problem had with the bio oil was running, is bugs. The oil actually had a good smell when it got hot on the bar, but when the saw was in storage or put up insects were attracted to it, namely roaches. Go to grab the saw for the first time, and roaches would start crawling out of it, especially when it got hot. That was enough for me to switch back to the Dino oil.
Suggest FREE oil. Used engine/gear/hydraulic oil. You are throwing it out, your neighbors are throwing it out. It is FREE. Run it through a filter first though. Why does ANYONE pay money for bar oil? I never have and have firewood business and lawn care. All you do is open the oil a little bit or close depending on how big your wood is or how long your bar is. You have to do that anyways if you want your bar to last. Either that or you are throwing GOBS of oil all over the ground.
I had a similar problem here in Western Australia with the stihl bio bar oil. But had rats chewing on the bottle and bar scabbards
@@w8stralI wouldn’t spread motor oil all around my land, why do you spread it all over your customers land!
Because, microbes eat oil for breakfast just fine. Yum yum yummy to the microbe tummy. The "bio oil" is just shorter chained "oil" that gets eaten faster is the only difference. It is a quantity issue... hrrmmm its almost like the saying, "Do all things in moderation" actually has meaning... what a thought. @@1337farm
I have been using used engine oil its Lucas high zinc racing oil, its been used but only a couple hours and its clean just slightly discolored, I buck oldman pine logs all day. Its probably not right but it gets the job done.
Zinc is a fantastic high pressure lube. It’s great for cams and lifters so it’ll be great for bars for the guys that PUT THE PRESSURE on them because they don’t have or KEEP a sharp chain. But brand new that stuff is “spensive”!
lucas is a great product
Well, ANY type of used oil works just fine. Majority saws fallers arborists use all have variable rate oilers allowing for different length bars/oils/temperatures. Your scrench is all you need.
I am gonna give it a try.
Years ago, at Bunyan, I got a free sample of Oregon concentrate bar oil, just add water. It poured out of the saw. I think it was, smelled like, that same animal based coolant you use to find in machine shops.
Anyway, testing is fun, looking forward to it!
Thanks for bringing this to us!
StrAight goods I love this stuff
Non petroleum based oil is a nice benefit when cutting wood used for BBQ.
I have tried many different bar oils…have always gone back to Husqvarna bar oil, for some time, we weren’t permitted to use mineral oil, had to be vegetable based. Husky fills that criteria.
Husky are smart
I've tried about every bar oil out there, and believe it or not, Walmart hyper tough which was previously black max and I think polan pro,misspelled probably, and echo are all the same oil. Same jug,red color and smell. All work great and hyper tough only $14.00 per gallon.
I have used 30 SAE for years now.
Thank you Scott , i look forward to trying your products
I usually run a new Oil on an everyday saw. After running one Can I can judge the oil as a lubricant. Then I dip the Chain in the last remaining oil and store the bar with the chain on for a few months. If everything glues together I never buy this oil again. If the oil remains to be a lubricant and if I can just install the bar and continue using it I also accept the oil for the saws that I don't run on a daily basis. Oil that turns into glue in this test can ruin the oilpump of a saw when storing them for a long time and everybody having multiple saws has some saws that are not in use for some time. When having oil in my barn I don't want to worry on using it so I do this test for knowing which oil from the local dealers is ok and which one is crap. Several bio-oils tend to turn into glue after a month or two...
Some do, some don't...
Thanks for the video, BR! I’m going to switch over to this bar and chain oil and give ‘er a whirl! Wasn’t happy with my current oil. I am thinking the reason this stuff is so clean and doesn’t cake up is because it’s plant-based and not petroleum based. There’s a lot to feel good about in that! Thanks again for the video! Love and kindness to you and the whole community, here! Hope everyone has a great rest of their week!
John . I have run so many thru the years. there is something different hear , i want yer feed back
I ordered some just now via the link you placed in the description… anxious to try it out! I will give you my feedback… what’s the best way to do that? In the comments here? Or?
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith yes question for more jobs like do cut tree
Perfect timing on this video. I'm down to the last bit in my jug. Thank you Sir!
Used engine/gear/hydraulic oil which are all FREE, all work. I have never paid for bar oil. No one ever used to do so until the marketing departments got a brilliant idea of selling "bar oil" to loggers who never used to pay anything for it. Bar oil is a SCAM. Maybe in Ultra long bars they might have a point but I have never had a problem running old FREE oil in 28" + bars. If you have a pro saw you will have a variable rate oiler and it might be closed down to save loggers $$$ and you may have to open it up, but the "ranch" or "home owner" saws all have fixed oilers and they are WIDE open wasting TONS of oil.... GOBS of oil all over the place making them VERY expensive saws to operate.
I’ll be honest uncle Buck. I run gear oil in the summer ( what ever is cheaper) and used moter oil in the winter it’s worked by no means the best but probably better than them boys in the 70s I always get the oil to the end of my bar 20” 026 not big but she rips sonny
I’ve been using “rock drill oil” for 20+yrs. I’m not a logger… I drill and blast rock/ledge. But still cut plenty of firewood. The oil is Super tacky, clingy, stringy. Never burned up a bar or chain
Looks like another great tip friend looks great! but over in the UK its only available in 32 ounce(1ltr) size and expensive at £30 plus so will have to stick to using Oregon bar oil for now.
OR better yet, just use your used hydraulic oil, gear oil, engine oil. If you do not have any your neighbors do and if your neighbors do not your mechanic shop does. All for FREE. Hurts nothing
For years I ran the cheap Home Depot oil and it was so thick that it would gunk up and not even come out. I got a bottle of this dewalt oil with an electric saw once. Maybe I’ll use it in the big saws too
I run canola oil and winter bar oil mix about 75-25%. 4L canola oil = 3$. 4L Canadian tire bar oil 30$. I don’t even care if it’s bad for my saw at those prices. Been running that for 20+ years no issues. Pretty sure bar oil is canola oil with thickeners anyways
I love the Dewalt and dgp bio-oils but they are so dang expensive, so I cut them with canola oil. seems to be working alright. I notice my saws get a golden stain to um but it wipes away when I clean it. I do notice my saw is a lot wetter than with the Walmart dino lubes.
Looks like really good stuff, Can't wait to see how the 2 stroke oil works out
Same
I hate that you thought the need to pull your video. I thought it was a bit out there, BUT you, Sir, never hardly ever promote anything, so I watched every second. I have nothing to do with chain saws. ( nearly)
We watch you because you always shoot straight and seem like a friend we would all like to have. Nothing wrong in getting excited about something you believe in. I enjoy your views on life, and your storytelling is second to none.
Take these comments with a grain of salt. You did nothing wrong. Thank you for your passion in what you do.
Brother I love ya ,, thx for that . I m clearly not good at it .lol.. and i know why Im here ,,its for you, although i do get excited and am excited about this , I put it up in a hurry and was unhappy with it myself. much happier now with it . thx friend. always nice when friends speak for you ,, sincerely, thx for this
Damomsmith I was about to voice a very similar opinion but with a bit more colorful language Instead I’ll just give you a thumbs up 👍. Billy, Looks like there’s always a few still lurking about.
Oh My ! What An Outcome ! Thanks For Sharing This B.R. Prayers For All Here ! ATB T God Bless
Haha people really ask what socks you wear? People are different! I wear cheap socks. You do great. Thank you for all the knowledge you give.
Oh dude I’m telling you . It’s crazy . I wasn’t ready for that part 😂
I watched your video before you took it down. I thought it was great how you put in him talking about it.
Agreed👍🏻 was what really piqued my interest after a not so great experience with bio bar oil a couple years ago!
People really hated it, and the comments were very bad and that is not what this channel is about. I am very happy you understand what he was trying to do with showing people what he is using and giving them the information about it. Some people just did not get that. Have a great day and thank you for supporting the channel.
@@aaronpowell4885Aaron I tried the stihl oil years back . Hated it
That Mac 10-10 is a torque monster....Love that saw.
Id like to try some of this stuff. Im interested in how it flows in the winter. Its a struggle to keep oil flowing in -30 here.
Can’t wait cause the other stuff turns to molasses
Man buckin, id love to come up there and cut and split in your neck of the woods, it looks like a joy. I dont heat with wood anymore so I gotta go looking for work cutting and splitting but I still find it. Luckily I can do it free just for the love of it.
Thank you Scott, thanks for bringing an greener alternative for bar oil.
"Do you wear underwear?"
I was waiting for the answer lol
Thanks Scott for this product im hoping i can get a sample at the Bunyan show
I appreciated the how to video. This one will have me out getting some new bar oil
It’s clean brother
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith I wonder if it will run in my stihl 08s🤔
The Dewalt branded bottle i bet looks cool sitting next to some Macs! Especially being at one time Stanley Black & Decker owned the Mcculloch brand! Pretty cool!
Motor guys knows ..lol love it
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith long live the bumblebees brother!!!!
Very fitting ❤
Hey buckin, nice stuff you got!
I run stihl or oregon oil...
Greetzz🇧🇪
Right on
Greetings from Germany Peter....Good chain oil is important.
It sure is
This oil looks like the real deal and I know when you have tested it you are not just blowing smoke. There are many experienced cutters on this channel and no better place to get a first class evaluation then this channel and that is the reason they sought you out. Smart company 😅
youll have a sample at bunyan hes gonna be there
Buckin thought last video was just fine friend enjoyed both
Thanks
perhaps a little anti friction additive will prolong the bars life even more, we use proma in my part of the world definitely not snake oil.
I love and run Essence bar oil and husky xp mix oil. Never let me down
Hi billraybuckin shout to ya .as you illustrated cleanliness of the of the product what doing is very good do happen to or chain the feed on oil ration on the saw ? Many thanks keep on buckin
I found it for $29.99 a gallon ,definitely gonna give it a try , i like the cleanliness and cooling factors.
Where? Ive been trying to find it online but only see 16 and 32oz.
Jameson Specialties Inc. (Online)
@@davidconway565 Thank you from me and everyone else who wants gallons and cant find them!!
Motor oil is best. Bar oil has parrafin in it which makes everything stick
Right…which is necessary for a saw.
Awesome video
I just saw this bar oil the other night on the DeWalt website. Caught my eye, I use husqvarna bar oil.
LAST VIDEO WASNT THAT BAD . KUDOS FOR THE HIGH STANDARDS. YOU CAN THANK THE CANNABIS OILS FOR THAT
penrite bar and chain oil is good too
Buckin on the subject of all the advice out there on TH-cam, i FINALLY found a video on those shark gill felling techniques you were talking about awhile back. I was like what in the world is this nonsense 😂
Ha ha
TRUE THOUGH ITS A NICE PRODUCT COMPRABLE TO ALTERNATIVES...BABY STEPS
Thanks you for the bar oil eBay bay
Beautiful!!!!👀😲🤠🤙💪saw!!!
"How bout toothpaste?"
Greetings Brother Buckin'! I have used Oregon Oil for years, it lubes all year round but I always have a sticky crud that takes a lot of cleaning off my saws which eventually requires removing of clutch covers and bars as the oil galleries get blocked. I have had similar results with Husqvarna Oil. I once tried Stihl Veg Based Bar oil, I hated the smell of it and it made everything sticky. I know guys who use cheap engine oil but the stuff flings off real easy. Does the De Walt 2 stroke oil reduce bar and chain wear as good as regular power saw bar oil? All the Best, WS
I needed some big logs like that to make my chainsaws pull hard
Too expensive in Australia at $39aud per liter
I wonder though, will it change all of a sudden when they can't get it any longer?
Hey Buckin’ what hemorrhoid cream you runnin nowadays?
Will this bar oil work?…
I'm going to try it. Over half of my work is for habitat structures these days. The cleaner, the better. 👍
Laughable have been running filtered used oil hydro, gear , motor oil mixed the best you can get almost free . Love you anyway Buckin
lol,, you and a thousand others brother . ive run it outta the bottle but not filtered brother ,,unless in camp they had the filtration goin on out back lololol
That dewalt bar chain oil is expensive stuff. 💰💰💰
Exactly. Why does anyone pay for bar oil? Used Engine oil works fine. Used gear oil or hydraulic oil works fine. Why would ANYONE PAY $$$ for bar oil? You have to be daft!!! Paying $10/quart for that stuff is INSANE!!! Free vrs $10/hour or more to run your saw... Yes, I wold like $10/hour in my pocket tax free...
you seem passionate about this.. maybe start a business start doing free oil changes for people bottle it up , and yer in business.. just sayin'.. let us know how it goes . with a supportive community like this one , after proving to us your are a good ethical person and you earn out trust through years of good patterns , workin hard, being honest, and being kind, maybe ,, no guarantee but , maybe someone will buy a bottle. there ya go yer on yer way @@w8stral 😉
Why would anyone BUY used oil? They already own it and throw it out at a greater quantity than they use every year and the rare few who need more can pick it up for free. Daft "business" dear sir. @@BuckinBillyRaySmith
I'd like to see how Bailey's biodegradable oil stacks up against DeWalt, especially since they're a family business vs a huge conglomerate
Sometimes your enthusiasm passes your common sense, but that's just you , the oil looks like a good idea .😀
I do get excited about the simple things that’s for sure
I buy the cheapest bar oil available works great.
Vegetable oil and what ever product they use to make it tackey.
PEACE AN LOVE BILLY BOY
Where does a guy get this oil in the Southern Interior of BC?
all some dude. nice. you tried oil. radical
Gona have bears coming around to lick the saw.
oh buddy they wood gobble our jugs in camp steady , didnt have to be plant based lol
Well that’s interesting I did not know DEWALT had a bar oil I will give or a try why not and not because you like it but iam always on the lookout for for something that makes the chain clean and keep it cool i trued sthil bar oil ones and never a gain the chain just got hot and smoked hated I tried husky a lot better than they changed from 30 weight for Sumer weather and a light for winter but not no more it’s just this multi weight oil it’s ok but it used to be better
I went through the same thing . This stuff is different
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Botox line if work hay why not as we know lot of this bar oil don’t work wright the Chain gets hot and as we all know that’s. Not good
Buckin took a video down, my world has been shaking,HaHa 😂
lol
Where can
You buy this Dewalt oil in Canada
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Looks like hydraulic oil
Been using old motor oil since 1964.......it's free......am I wrong ?
Ha ha there is no wrong and there is no right 1964. Wow you should not care what anybody thinks of you I know I sure don’t.
Why did the other video get taken down?
Everyone has an opinion
My deal is I listen I watch and I try
Nobody knows everything
I going to try some if it works for me I’ll use it.
I’m a trades guy for 30 hrs you here young guys or old saying why are you using that or doing it that way
BECAUSE I’ve always done it like that
BUT every now and then something better comes around
Be open people you never know until you actually try it
Your business is your business.
Does it fling...
Morning Buckin and army
I use that cobra brand,think it's a Canadian company, great price and great oil
Billy LOL!!!
First 👍🏼? Love this channel! I ordered 32 oz of that oil. I’ll give it a shot!
Let us know brother this is what Scott is lookin for and why he reached out . I’m sold , it’s just clean
thank you very much. As a small business trying hard to engineer high performance bio products, it's extremely difficult to compete with name brands but we hope the experience changes people's mind about bio-based. We sincerely appreciate your consideration and openness to look at potentially better options. Performance first, sustainability is the extra whip cream and cherry on top.
@@user-on8nr3uj1h Scott i was sceptical and if you didnt send me some i wood not have known . this stuff is different , thx again
@@user-on8nr3uj1h the change your oil kind in the video description I'm only seeing options for case qty. Is there a source Amazon, Bailey's buckinbillyray maybe to order only 1 gl at a time?
Ah found some under the dewalt label.
Good evening
Whats your favorite guitar?
I don’t know
Mister, you should try a Chinese chainsaw, you will like it.
In a few years, the Chinese will completely own us. They take other manufacturer's R&D and copy their products. It's a ripoff.
Say no to Chinese knockoff garbage.
I did it was garbage and blew up
Yo, that was old chinese saws.
modern Chinese chainsaws are very good@@BuckinBillyRaySmith
@@rollling7523Chinese saws can be ok for the weekend warrior but when we’re out here on the pipe 10 hrs a day those cheap Chinese pistons and rings don’t hold up man. Even running 40-1 and keeping it fat. Take any knock off saw and run it next to the brand name saw you’ll see.
Hi Buckin. After being a Husqvarna dealer for eight and a half years and cutting and splitting for fifty years, I won't ask you anything. But I will offer this: "Never give advice. The wise don't need it and the fools won't heed it." Shalom/gw
And yet, YOU give unsolicited advice out like it was candy on Halloween.
@@throngcleaverright 😂
@@throngcleaverright lol what a hypocrite
So how is the younger generation supposed to learn as you did? Are you just writing off everybody because you had a few idiots in your life not listen to you? Or are you being one of them? Along the way? Remember there are other 30-year-olds out there like me that do actually use the advice. There’s 8 billion people I’m sure you have not met everyone yet
@@throngcleaver if you going to give away candy the best way to do it is with no expatiation
Makita bar oil
Can run a saw mate 👍
ITS NICE
You could sell ice to a Eskimo ....
do they need more 😉
I'll put my bar oil against anything out there, not just in opinion but in actual scientific data, test, and performance. Its a house blend I make, but im game to all bar oils out there. Now lets dont talk about my gas and oil ratio's y'all will laugh and say I'm crazy 😂😂😂
Ahwoooo get one 👍
Well of course we're gonna dip our finger in it and sniff it at first!