sprocket lube necessity ?
1619667
The owners manual states that the sprocket in the bar needs lubrication, but I don't recall it mentioning the drive sprocket. Everything is pretty well oiled by the chain lube.
1619668
Well, I have only run this for about 25 hours and all I have done is added chain oil. So far no issue.
1619669
i only added oil, through the summer used a total of 30 hours cutting bamboo. if i cut up my old back deck this summer i might get better chain and can of spray lube. but for how light i used it now. and im still happy
1619670
Yes, it must have some chain oil - like thick motor oil - and be cleaned. Recommend buying replacement chain soon. It's a good product.
1619671
I used my saw very heavily last winter (many of the branches were over 12' diameter), and cut enough logs to make 3 cords of firewood. I did not use sprocket lube and I didn't have any problems. While it doesn't seem essential, sprocket lube might extend the life of the bar.
716775
Depends on your chainline. You want your chainring as close in line with your sprocket as possible. So you'll need to measure what spindle length you need(in mm) in order for the chain to run smooth. I have an older steel frame and I used like a 107... something like that.
1552315
No, there is nothing in the directions that state the shredder needs to be lubricated.A bottle of Fellowes Shredder Oil, 12 oz. Bottle with Extension Nozzle (35250) Wouldn't hurt though to apply every once in a while.
7223
It actually comes with a bit of lubricant. Not sure what it was for. I assumed it was for the back rails/wheels.
1450063
The only part that need to be oil is the chain, it will self oil. Use regular chain oil
575008
If you are referring to the pump lubrication i would say no. You need a hydraulic fluid, like Wagner's Hydraulic Fluid. Or Graco's Pump armor both are pretty good
1252782
I use chain wax personally. You could use the wash first but make sure to use a lubricating agent on the chain afterward
2037046
I use regular chainsaw oil, any good oil to keep the chain lubricated should be fine.
1082947
I just use lithium grease from Walmart. A good friend of mine does small engine work for living and said that it's fine to use that. Side note, he said to grease them as often as possible.
68322
I have been using this air tool since the day it arrived on cars, trucks, small engines and heavy duty vehicles. The ONLY lube I use in it is the standard air tool oil in the squeeze bottle. Never had any problems and sure I won't either. The only time I will use lithium grease is when taking a broken air tool apart just to grease the inside parts. I use an air compressor on most of my air tools but also run nitrogen when using the EXACT SAME air tools from home, at the race track. Still no problems.
687615
I use HORIZON silicone threadmill lubricant. It comes in a package that contains 3 tubes. I use one tube every 4 months.
1217622
Yep, every thing you need. I like to put lube on the bolts to make sure they will come off easier if one guide ever breaks (even though it has made a mess at times when you brush against them so that's your call)
1205958
wd40 is a penetrating oil not a all the time lube so use a drop of gun oil or multi purpose oil, wd will work for a bit but will eventual gum up with debris
879315
I can't quiet remember if there was no lube or very little, but it needed grease. I filled them up while installing them.
572311
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.
249748
I do not use lube with any pistol brass. Doesn't go in far enough to crush anything. Still need to lube rifle brass, due to the length of the brass in the die and necking. So if it's a carbide die and rifle brass still need lube.
2015918
It is highly recommended that you use our water based Fleshlube. You would not have a pleasurable experience without the lube.