Yea, nothing wrong except they perform like ****.. what alternate world are you living in?
Sorry my friend, Ben and I haven't always seen eye to eye one everything, but everything he's said in response to your posts is correct. You're out of your knowledge depth, some of the things you've said do not even have relevance when discussing air cooled two cycle engines, the rest is just completely incorrect information.
Sabre carries Jasco FD , ISO & EGD certification !
Performed well for 70 yrs prior to you landing here Jethro , just not as well as Castor or Syn oils when subjected to the crap ethanol fuel we must consume today , which is where we started this conversation Junior ...sheesh , they say you can take a horse to water , however sometimes you must drown it to get it to Drink !
Currently EGD is the Standard World wide for the highest quality oil specifications than Asia or U S .
So what ? FB was the Standard for saw applications for yrs Junior , Try to stay on point please .
Incorrect it does not have JASO certification. All oils that have that certification will have this emblem with the certification number. Without the emblem the manufacturer is simply making a claim that it meets their standards, which it may or may not, but it has not been officially certified. This has been hashed out before.
Sorry if I have disappointed you but what I have advised are correct and apply to various oil service group representing Recreational , Automotive and Diesel engine applications . I also outlined were Dino or Mineral based oil evolved through Castor to todays most advanced Synthetic based ester oils for usage within Vintage Chainsaws to todays micro computerized / cat muffed units Eg : Oil use in a 2 stroke diesel application has relevance to a chainsaw if you understand the lubricity & solvency equation !
No, it doesnt!
Not one thing you just said is true or factually correct..
Would Specified be a better acrynom . I see on U.S. Bottles it does not mention Certification on Sabre ?Incorrect it does not have JASO certification. All oils that have that certification will have this emblem with the certification number. Without the emblem the manufacturer is simply making a claim that it meets their standards, which it may or may not, but it has not been officially certified. This has been hashed out before.
Here are two pictures of oils that have actual certification. Motul 710 and RedArmor.
No Biggy Andre , I can work outside the box lol. Perhaps in the USA Amsoil oil is not Certified . In Canada it most certainly is .
Actually for years two cycle oils performed very poorly..
Yea..no its not.
Antique chainsaws are unlike today's chainsaws. Even if they were FB rated oils still are a very poor choice. They sucked back then and they suck now.
Elaborate please ?
I mean no offense. However you're way out in left field. In fact I believe you know so little about the subject, you think you actually do. I am not disappointed, I just think you need to slow down and stop spending inaccurate information based off of what is obviously not the best understanding of the subject.
That makes no sense, as the certification is universal in all countries, JASO is actually a Japanese certification. The mention of a certification does not mean it is actually certified, it has to have the emblem along with the certification number, otherwise it is nothing more than marketing.[emoji111]
