@ProjectFarm
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- Опубликовано: 6 янв 2024
- Recently, I have been using a new bar and chain oil for my chainsaws and to my surprise, @ProjectFarm just tested it against many of the most popular big brands it it handily performed far better than the rest. What do you think and do you use this little tip I show at the end?
Have a good one and safe cutting!
My Local Atwoods is selling this stuff for $6.99!
Just picked up 2 more bottles today!
Project Farm is my go to
I definitely listen to what he has to say on many things. Out of all of the influencers online, he has certainly played a major role in more purchasing decisions than anyone else. Thanks for watching and sharing!
That was an amazing video Project farm did ! He does great work but showing that oil blowing away stihl and husqvarna and others was great ! Your video here is nice tribute too !
Thanks for watching and I agree
I do the holes in the foil also, I do it on the sides tho because it's easier to control.
Good tip. I may try to do that on the next can. Appreciate you watching and sharing!
Good stuff. I wash out and completely dry a liquid laundry detergent bottle that has the easy pour spout. Zero spillage and gets beat around in my truck toolbox so, the jug is pretty tough.
Thank you for sharing! Now if we would just buy a couple small jugs of detergent rather than the mega size, I will be good to go! I supposed I could ask around family and friends as well..hahaha... Thank you for sharing, I am going to need to try this for sure.
Been using burnt motor oil for 3 decades and never had an issue
Thanks for sharing!
Yeah, and I guarantee you don't do anything other than cut Firewood or the occasional storm cleanup. Nor would u even know if your actually causing damage. And it's probably on a 14-16in bar. Lol Used oils the worst u can use! Not only is engine oil not designed for this. But the fact that it's not good enough to protect your car engine after so long. Should be the first sign bud! Don't try to push your snake skin oil on others. Without any proof that it's a valid point!
I'd love to show u what's actually wrong with your bar! And why u can't flush a stump to save your ass! Lol
When my sister is wondering what to buy my dad for Christmas I just sent her project farm videos
That is a great idea! Thanks for watching and commenting!
How much is a gallon? Any idea if it’s rebranded oil, like Walmart Blackmax?
I paid $8.99 just a bit ago. They even sold 2 gallon jugs of it. I want to say it was $16 or so. That’s the question I have as well, is it rebranded as something else? I would love if someone could weigh in on this. Thanks for watching!
I was wondering if it was Blackmax as well. The bottles look very similar and even the labels are very similar. I'm about a thousand miles from the nearest place, selling Harvest King, So it would be nice to find the same thing rebranded.
if you ever find out, would love to know!
I'm definitely gonna try the way you did the foil on my next gallon of bar oil. The results of his tests were actually interesting. It's nice to see the under dawg preform way better than something you'd expect to be the best.
Right? Insane actually! I feel as if we may have been better off using used Motor Oil? 😉 thanks man!
Brilliant!
Appreciated! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Got notified of his video but haven't watched it yet. Great deal! Great tip on the foil👍🏻 I keep a couple large dawn dish soap bottles full of bar oil in the shop for when im tinkering on my or working on friends/family's saws.
Dude, what an excellent idea! Love it! I would be curious to see what you think about the results of his test. They are literally shocking to me. Thanks again friend!
Cheapest thing to buy is a case of motor oil works for your car and you bar&chain
you can but have you watched the Project Farm video about the bar and chain oil? It is worth it. If you have money is bars, it may be best to use something a bit better. Thank you for watching
Hah nice honestly never thought of the holes trick. I guess that’s something I overlook. 👍🏼😎
I sure appreciate you watching and taking the time to share that you found it helpful. Enjoy and thank you for being here!
Definetly subscribed! Man I appreciate you taking time off your Sunday to get back to your viewers. 👍🏼👊🏼😎
@@lnc23 No problem! I try to respond to every single comment. I really am not a fan at speaking to a wall. I appreciate you being willing to help out because it absolutely is a help to guys like me running a channel.
@@lnc23 I do have to say, I do miss them at times cause the channel in the last 1.5 years has gone from 0 to 10k so we are a bit more busy as time goes on
@@oakiewoodsman Thats was up man. Hope the channel keeps growing! Keep the content going.
I have the feeling that project farm video is going to cause Sthil and Husqvarna to change some labels and names around and make a new high end bar oil and change very little besides the packaging.
You would think they would have already altered the Stihl Ultra as well. I know the Project Farm showed some better performance on some of the oils but I really wonder if it truly makes any difference. I know this, I certainly will not be paying more money for an inferior product, that is for sure! Thank you for watching and sharing
I bought a quart today for $2.78 and a gallon was $8.99 Worked great
Good to hear! I need to get some more myself and I have been very happy with it for sure. Thanks for the feedback!
There is nothing wrong with that bar oil its what i use! Yes i try to do the foil like you!
You have got to watch that video man! You will feel good about your choice 😉
I haven't been able to find it which is annoying
that is sure a bummer!
Good idea 💡 👏
I appreciate that. Someone gave me an oil jug like that and at first I kinda smirked but then I tried it. Works well for me and will likely keep doing it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
To pour better, I reuse the flip-top cap off of those giant bottles of Log Cabin pancake syrup they sell at Walmart. Perfect fit on my gallon bar oil jugs.
Great tip! Thank you for taking the time to share.
That is a good deal 👍
I just looked it up online and they are saying it is $6.99 for a gallon 😉 I am going to go get some. Especially after using it a bit and seeing Project Farm’s video on the better wear protection than the orange bottles and other major brands. Thanks man.
Go to TSC. Buy a funnel king for bar oil.
Appreciate you watching and commenting. I will have to check into what you are talking about
I put my bar oil in a used laundry detergent bottle. I like project farm but his evaluation of bar oils ignored a lot of things. The cheap oil is fine for shorter bars, but they can give you problems on long bars.
The Detergent bottle would be excellent for sure! Are you thinking that because it is not tacky enough, it will not stay on a long bar sufficiently? Thanks for watching
@@oakiewoodsman Yup.
Used motor oil is just fine
I have a feeling it may do better than the other bottles so I would keep on! Thanks for watching!
Add a little lucas oil stabilizer to give it some tack and it's probably better than most brands of chain oil.
Are usually make a smiley face on the foil poke to I holes, and then a mouth hole works. Super good.
Thanks for watching and commenting. May need to try this!
Been doing that for years. Started doing that with two-stroke dirt bike pre-mix. I switched to DGP biodegradable bar/chain oil a few years back. Started using it primarily for cutting BBQ/smoker wood so it wasn’t regular oil…. Now I just use it in all my saws.
Excellent man! I wonder how it compares for bar and chain wear. I couldn’t believe what he showed on his channel!
@@oakiewoodsman IMO, he showed that Husky and STIHL markup their oil because of branding. ASFA the DGP oil, still happy with it. I don’t ever notice the bar smoking, and my bars still have their paint. LOL.
I hear ya. Interesting the oil analysis and the wear scars on the pin. I am wondering if the cling is as important as we all have assumed. 😉
@@oakiewoodsman well, I think it is in the sense that if it’s not there its not doing any good BUT the Delvac showed that film strength it huge. So, combining the is the key… just funny how the ultra and x guard are meh…..
@backyardfirewood9852 yes. I may need to watch it again. I am highly considering just using Motor oil 😉
Transfer the oil to a laundry soap container... No more spilling....
Love that idea! Thank you for sharing
We don't deserve project farm.
Excellent channel indeed!
That bar oil did well. I like the foil two hole.
Thank you man! Have a great one up north! Chilly up there friend?
@oakiewoodsman I'm east of you. We are pretty much the same distance from the equator. Seems weird, but I can take a ferry to Maine. I'm not sure why the United States didn't take us with them haha.
right on! I didn't realize you were that far over there! @@OpenAirAdventure
Just picked up 10 gallons to try out at 5.99
What Retail Store? I am liking it so far and even had good flow in the winter time here in Oklahoma! Thanks for sharing
That is a pretty awesome trick. I am usually pretty good at not spilling anything but for some reason when it comes to the chain oil I cannot seem to not spill it. You said you lose 5%? Lucky guy I probably lose around 50%. Going to try this brand too.
Appreciate you watching and sharing! I just picked up two bottles today for $6.99 each! Awesomeness! Thank you again
Turn the bottle 180. That way air hole is above the oil level and less (or no) glugging…
@@bpdp379 thanks for sharing!
That stuff isn’t bad at all! We use Amsoil Bar and Chain oil. We tried the cheap stuff but running Amsoil allowed the oiler to be turned down without an increase in bar temperature.
Interesting! I would like to see a test on that from @ProjectFarm! Thanks for sharing. I went to purchase some this morning. On sale for $6.99. They were out 😉
@@oakiewoodsman Those were some neat tests that he did. After trying Sthil and Husky oil, I’m surprised they did that good on his tests.
@@oakiewoodsman we also use the plastic oil pumps for oil jugs that are available at almost any auto parts store.
@@PurpleNovember You know, I wonder if my Holzfforma bars would have held up longer. I have primarily used Stihl Bar Oil. Very interesting information. What do you use the pump for?
@@oakiewoodsman Yeah I think Stihl bar oil is for selling bars and chains. The pump is for filling the saws, it’s a lot easier than tipping the jug. We zip tie a bolt to the jug handle to slide the hose onto.
I just hope it doesn't chang the price now.
I bet it stays the same. I will keep buying it. I paid 6.99 after this video.
Old juicy juicy cans with the pointed can opener
Hahahah 😉
It’s crazy when you see bar oil up to 47 dollar a gallon I can buy a new bar for a little more than that.
Hahahaha. Where is it is $47 a gallon? How much is regular motor oil where you live? Thanks for watching!
@@oakiewoodsman I see stihl platinum bar oil online for 47 lot of it is 20 a gallon amsoil is 35 I even saw online stihl winter oil 105 a gallon. 🤦♂️ I buy mystic right now it’s on sale for 7.49. I can buy synthetic motor oil for 28 for 5 gallons. Two cycle oil is 30 and up for 6 bottles that mix 2.5 gallons each bottle. I got a friend that got me a off brand of two cycle oil got enough to mix 90 gallons for free that was quite a deal. Husqvarna oil is 40 bucks for for a twelve pack of 2.5 gallons each bottle.
@waynejohnson9855 can I ask where you are? Those are incredible prices!
@@oakiewoodsman Wisconsin.
Thank you Wayne. I guess increased demand makes it crazy. I wonder if the chainsaw is significantly more money there too?@@waynejohnson9855
❤its recycled engine oil i noticed that it makes my stihl ugly and the fact its cheaper is because it is used oil that they have ran through and filter or two but in the end it will hurt your oil pump n plastic gears because the fuel residual will eat up them gears ❤
are we sure about that? If that is the case, then there would certainly be variations between different cases of oil. As far as it eating stuff up, We will see. The oil is slick and clean. If it has been filtered, I think everything would be ok. The tolerances in the whole oiling system cannot be that tight and/or finicky. Thanks for watching and sharing
👍 I will stick with my $20 a gallon borrow oil
Have you seen the results of his test? They are insane. He didn't infer this, but it seems as if the Husqvarna, Echo and Stihl all have tacky oils that simply do not lubricate really well.... the results to me were INSANE! Thanks for watching!
@@oakiewoodsman are use Itasca from my local lumberyard I will have to look it up on the results of yours
@@dmalloy96 I still haven't tried it yet but Itasca bar oil is $12.49 a gallon at my local advance auto parts. Pretty sure they'll price match other locations. If so, 88242 is my zip.