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can i use engine oil for chainsaw
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It's not advisable to use engine oil as a substitute for chainsaw bar and chain oil. The primary reason is viscosity and formulation differences. Chainsaw oil is specifically designed to be sticky and remains on the chain even at high speeds, ensuring proper lubrication and reducing wear. Engine oil, meant for internal engine components, can slip off the chain, leading to inadequate lubrication, increased wear, and potential damage. Additionally, chainsaw oils often have added properties to protect against moisture and prevent rust. For environmental concerns, especially with chainsaws used around water sources, biodegradable chainsaw oils are available, unlike most engine oils. Therefore, for optimal performance and longevity of your chainsaw, it’s best to use the correct oils as intended by manufacturers.
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