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I think the test results from least effective to most effective on penetrating oils are Wd-40, PB blaster, liquid wrench, then kroil being the best but probably more expensive. I think I read that acetone and ATF mix is even better than kroil but is so strong it eats away at paint and rubber and plastic. I use wd40 for things like door hinges that squeak or small jobs. I use mostly PB blaster for other jobs and when things look real bad out comes the liquid wrench. Living in the rust belt I should try Kroil but haven't yet.

I've been doing some testing with the "seafoam deep creep". It's pretty decent. I've used those others and like them as well. It'd be fun to do a side by side. In fact I may try and do that. Any ideas from from y'all on a testing sequence that's repeatable?
 
I've been doing some testing with the "seafoam deep creep". It's pretty decent. I've used those others and like them as well. It'd be fun to do a side by side. In fact I may try and do that. Any ideas from from y'all on a testing sequence that's repeatable?
I'm guessing something like a few bolts and nuts in a piece of metal then tightened with a torque wrench. Then soak in salt water until rusted and use the oils then after the oils sit use the torque wrench and record numbers?
 
My first vintage saw. I snagged her for $25 this evening on accident. I saw a small bit of the saw in the verrrrrry corner of a picture sent to me, of a string trimmer I wanted to buy. I asked about it and they brought the saw along too.

S10 top handle. Needs some love.
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My first vintage saw. I snagged her for $25 this evening on accident. I saw a small bit of the saw in the verrrrrry corner of a picture sent to me, of a string trimmer I wanted to buy. I asked about it and they brought the saw along too.

S10 top handle. Needs some love.
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Welcome to the thread! And you buy one and it gets addicting!

And someone will correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the S10 came in a top handle version, it was only rear handle but the s10 cover will fit in the Stihl 08s's which is most likely what kind of Saw that.
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That's just a yellow and black chainsaw, not a mac lol
Well they shouldn't of put Mac on it. I do have a PM 605, now that saw cuts and runs great, just needs a bunch of helium balloons to help lug it around all day.

Steve Sidwell, Samsung On5 using Tapatalk
 
Well they shouldn't of put Mac on it. I do have a PM 605, now that saw cuts and runs great, just needs a bunch of helium balloons to help lug it around all day.

Steve Sidwell, Samsung On5 using Tapatalk
Those model Macs are like tanks but I never got them lol the powerhead weighs like 18lbs which makes the power to weight ratio absolutely horrible.
 
Welcome to the thread! And you buy one and it gets addicting!

And someone will correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the S10 came in a top handle version, it was only rear handle but the s10 cover will fit in the Stihl 08s's which is most likely what kind of Saw that.
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S10 did come in top handle. The top handle is the more coveted version of the s10
 
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My first vintage saw. I snagged her for $25 this evening on accident. I saw a small bit of the saw in the verrrrrry corner of a picture sent to me, of a string trimmer I wanted to buy. I asked about it and they brought the saw along too.

S10 top handle. Needs some love.
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Great find and a great price. Let me know when you're ready to let go [emoji51]
 
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