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Chain lube, food for thought.

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MarkCR750:
https://youtu.be/VnPYdcbcAe0

Moorey:
I will stick with chainsaw chain oil it's cheaper than gear oil and has the anti fling  in it. A 5ltr bottle lasts a long long time.  :)

MarkCR750:
Sounds good, which brand do you use Moore’s and where from please?

Johnwebley:



  I am sure the chains he was testing were O ring or X chains,these are effectively sealed .

 I think most of the chains on the sohc range are basic chains,

 so ideally a grease/oil mixture,that will creep into the links,and remain for as long as possible.

 I use spray ,either Morris or Wurth ,both seem good,
very rarely I will remove the chain and immerse it in Duckhams chainlube,

  anyone remember those large round tins ???


 PS, a Peter Furlong enclosed chaincase does help to keep it clean

Moorey:

--- Quote from: Johnwebley on April 28, 2019, 08:07:44 PM ---


  I am sure the chains he was testing were O ring or X chains,these are effectively sealed .

 I think most of the chains on the sohc range are basic chains,

 so ideally a grease/oil mixture,that will creep into the links,and remain for as long as possible.

 I use spray ,either Morris or Wurth ,both seem good,
very rarely I will remove the chain and immerse it in Duckhams chainlube,

  anyone remember those large round tins ???


 PS, a Peter Furlong enclosed chaincase does help to keep it clean

--- End quote ---

I still have a tin of linklife somewhere.

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