Anybody use TSC's Countyline bar oil?

[Dirtboy]

Just wondering if anyone has used this, the price is good. I have been using Echo or Husq., but wonder if I'm overpaying. I had a bad experience years ago with HD's house brand, and have been reluctant to change ever since. So any opinions good-bad-or indifferent are welcome.

 

[roadiestar]

It's the same brand as HD http://trilinksawchain.com/where-to-buy/retail-u-s/

 

[Russ Melampy]

I use it and think it's good and sticky...

 

[roadiestar]

Oops thought you said bar and chain

 

[zzr7ky]

I've sent many gallons thought the saws and no new bars from wear

 

[Sawyer Rob]

I've used plenty of it too, with no complaints...

SR

 

[tomtrees58]

its good I used 300 gallons a year no wear

 

[shutup-n-cut]

its good I used 300 gallons a year no wear

300 gallons , holy crap! someone is certainly staying busy!!

 

[Nosmo]

I've used it for a while and no problems. When it gets to be cold weather I thin it so it will flow better.

 

[zogger]

I have used some, it's OK. I do not think it is exactly like their previous store brand though. I liked the previous brand better (but who knows, might be the same and I am just faked out about it...)

 

[haveawoody]

TSC oil is as good as any.

 

[Swamp Yankee]

I have used some, it's OK. I do not think it is exactly like their previous store brand though. I liked the previous brand better (but who knows, might be the same and I am just faked out about it...)

Same here

The County Line oil doesn't seem as tacky and certainly pours easier in cold weather than the old TSC brand. I see no reason not to use the new stuff but am closely watching my bars. May tweak the oilers up a bit. Most likely one of those YMMV situations.

Take Care

 

[STIHLCRAZYBOY]

I use it with no problems

 

[jimmycrackcorn]

Same here

The County Line oil doesn't seem as tacky and certainly pours easier in cold weather than the old TSC brand. I see no reason not to use the new stuff but am closely watching my bars. May tweak the oilers up a bit. Most likely one of those YMMV situations.

Take Care

I concur, it does not seem like it is very tacky & it flows easily in the cold. Y'all want to see some thin bar oil.. check out the Walmart brand, it pours like motor oil & reeks like gear oil when hot.

 

[kwalshy]

Over the past year or so I've used at least 6 gallons and I have no complaints on its performance when it was 10-15 deg F thru high 80s outside.
The price is affordable too, especially when its on sale!

 

[ponyexpress976]

use it all the time...my mom buys it for me as a Christmas gift. 5 gallons a year and every year it's the best gift I get...unless the wife buys me a new chains or some wedges

 

[old cookie]

I have been using it for 3 or 4 years now.It is all I use.I like it and the price is 6 dollars now , if I remember right.

 

[Hinerman]

its good I used 300 gallons a year no wear

End of thread....FWIW, I use it too and have no problems.

 

[old_soul]

its good I used 300 gallons a year no wear

Yep we buy it by the case as well......usually when its on sale can get for 5 -6 dollars a gallon.

 

[Dirtboy]

Thanks for the replies.