What product of oil do you use to keep the pruner sharp and clean? Your help appreciated. Thank you.
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WD-40 works fine, just remember to remove all of the excess after opening and closing the pruners a few times.
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Grease and is really visual. You don't want to use any ruff material. I do a grease cleaner then go over it with baby oil if you want it to look like new. Yep baby oil I sad it olive oil work to to don't get any streeks
980869
Use clipper blade oil - which is actually nothing more than; (food grade) White mineral oil. You can buy for a few bucks on Amazon.I got the cheapest one: Oster Blade Lube 4oz That is a lifetime supply for all your blade types, by the way :)I recommend NOT using the other suggestions as some are potentially harmful if used on the skin.
862591
Who knows if Teflon oil is the best.. I use the regular oil. Seems to work out fine. I have been cutting with the same blade for over a year and still cuts fine. The owners manual suggests the type of oil and that is what I use
42765
The oil wipes right off. Its only to preserve the blade during shipping. U know these things are made in china. So to prevent rust the oil it. When mine arrived i just wiped it off. Leaves no residue
323440
I never did, but after using the same blade for years, I had to replace it with a new one. Technically it suppose to be a cold cutting blade and no cutting oil is needed.Hope that helpsRay
691603
THANK MY GREAT GOD MY SAVIOUR JESUS FOR BLESSING SWORD, NEED TO USE LIGHT OIL LIKE WD40 or similar, rust preventive oil light weight - biodegradable gun oil
1353146
Generic oil works fine. As with most chainsaws, store it level to prevent leaking. (I'm not sure it would leak, but better safe than sorry.)
1221524
Not sure why. I use Tanaka oil as was recommended 25 years ago when got my Tanaka trimmer. The oil is a no smoke and works well. I have had my Tanaka trimmer 2-cycle, cutter for over 25 years and only have done standard main. like plug, airfilter. I see that I can get locally now at big box stores and some hardware stores. I just make up a gal and use it in edger, blower, chain saw etc.
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I always drop a few chainsaw oil drops on the sprocket. Been doing this for years , with no bad effect on the sprocket.I have a Stihl and Husky.
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I have had many years of experience using these pruners. Amazon asked me to answer your question but I do not understand what you are wanting to know. Could you be more specific and I may be able to help you. Chuck F.
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Keep an eye on the chain, the oiler is not the greatest. I keep some chain oil handy in plastic bottle with a squirt top to solve the problem. Pole is still pretty strong when fully extended, so I am happy with mine, it has been very helpful in keeping both tree branches and hard to reach shrubs thinned out, glad I have it! Clean and oil it after every use and you are good to go the next time you need it.
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No chain oil in the box. Buy a quart yourself and it will last for many hours of wood cutting. If you want to keep the chain sharp I also recommend you purchase a 5/32" round file (and a file holder) from a mower/saw/hardware shop and follow the simple directions.
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I haven't had to oil it yet. Haven;t given it much thought. The one I carry daily or most frequently gets a work out on a lot of chores. Generlly I just wipe it off or if it I cut something I don't want to have become part of an apple I've decidde to eat at a later date, I simply wash it with soap & water. In rare cases I may put some ollive oil on my finger and wipe it down and dry off with a clean cloth, When I sharpen it I am more inclined to use olive oil, but hey! I'm Italian
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I find Hoppe's Precision Lubrication to be the most highly refined oil lubricant for any of my tools. I'm not familialr with the Wahl animal clippers, however, if you make certain to only lubricate the blades minimally, without the lubricant running into the motor, you will find an immediate positive effect on the cutting ability of that tool! sms
623883
Any oil for chain saw is fine. I got mine from amazon when I ordered the chain saw.
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I used the cleaner and then the brightener and did as the instructions told. The best of all was that oil It brought out the real beauty of the wood and dried in maybe 5 minutes when you use a clean cloth to polish it off. Great products.