ARBOROL® LUBRICATION
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FEATURES F
t Extended component life – Arborol® lubrication cools the
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chain saw cutting system more effectively than regular
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chain oil, meaning longer life for both chain and bar. S
t Significantly fewer deposits in guide
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bar and drive assemblies.
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t Reduced down-time – Arborol® cools the chain as it
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lubricates, which means that it requires less adjustment
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and can be sharpened immediately after use.
t Better for the environment. Vegetable-based
Arborol® is 97% biodegradable and completely
non-toxic to animals, fish and plant life.
DESCRIPTION
54-060 100ml bottle (makes 500ml / 1.05 pint)
54-061 125ml bottle (makes 625ml / 1.35 pint)
54-062 757ml bottle (makes 3.79L / 1 gallon)
CHAIN SCALE
FEATURES
t Quickly measure drive links for 1/4",
.325", 3/8", .404" and 3/4" chain
t 6' in length (three 2' sections)
t Reference chart for Oregon chain that
defines type, pitch, and gauge
t Standard and metric scale
t Spinner anvil and take-up handle reference chart
DESCRIPTION
533129 Quick reference chain scale
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