Bar oil

Not that it wont lubricate but because of Carcinogen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

I just don't understand this statement? They are lubricating a chainsaw blade. They aren't drinking it or putting any on their body's. Maybe you are saying they are polluting the land? Would this be any different then using any bar oil? Yes never really though of it but if you use a gallon of bar or any bar lube you are putting a gallon of oil into your woods land. The last woods I had clear cut the machine that sawed the trees down broke a hydraulic line and think they most of sprayed out 50 gallons of oil that time.
 
Not that it wont lubricate but because of Carcinogen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

I just don't understand this statement? They are lubricating a chainsaw blade. They aren't drinking it or putting any on their body's. Maybe you are saying they are polluting the land? Would this be any different then using any bar oil? Yes never really though of it but if you use a gallon of bar or any bar lube you are putting a gallon of oil into your woods land. The last woods I had clear cut the machine that sawed the trees down broke a hydraulic line and think they most of sprayed out 50 gallons of oil that time.
It does do its job saves the chain a while but Oil comes out of the ground using a chain saw is just putting it back in :thumbsup:
 
They are lubricating a chainsaw blade. They aren't drinking it or putting any on their body's.

Thats exactly what happens.

A test was done years ago which had dye in the oil to see what happens when in operation.
An ultra violet light was used to see what was happening.
When the chain moves on the guidebar, the oil turns into a fine mist that you cant see but the light did.
This mist is all around you not just near the saw. So basically you are breathing in polluted air.
Its better for you smoking 100 cigarettes than breathing in used engine oil which causes cancer.
Bio oil is not only better for the enviroment but better for your body.
 
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