SKIL 80111 Worm Drive Lubricant Review

refueled my saw and now it works great again with minimal bearing noise. Long overdue, the old oil was very dirty. So I drained the oil, it's not much oil, then I filled it up, ran the saw for 5 minutes to warm it up, then drained it again, then filled it up again. now it should be good to go another 10 years!

Bought this old saw at a thrift store, didn't think it would work, paid $10 for it. I brought it home and it does indeed work, but note that there was no oil in it. I ordered oil from Revain, filled it up and it's the best saw I've had in a long time. This oil brought my saw back to life this oil is recommended for this saw it is also very reasonably priced.

If you love your saw like I love my ski saw, do yourself and your saw a favor and change the oil according to the manufacturer's instructions. It doesn't take long, it's easy. Make sure you don't overstuff/overflow. (The manual will tell you, or if you have a chainsaw it will tell you on the oil cap where to add oil. Keep your saw running like new! Definitely a must have for worm drive saw owners.

I bought this oil for my DeWalt auger saw but it doesn't match the oil in my DeWalt so it's not included and it's not 85W-140 gear oil , which Dewalt recommends as the correct oil, so I will only use it in my Skil worm drive and use the correct oil that DeWalt recommends for my worm drive saws. I didn't feel like I got a lot of SKIL 80111 Worm Drive Saw Lubricant for the price but it is the right oil for Skil worm saws.

I bought this saw used and found that the previous owner had not changed the oil so I ordered this one. I've watched a few videos of people wondering which oil to switch to. It's better to use what the factory recommends. When I pulled the cork out to see the oil, it looked like molasses. After running the saw for a few minutes to heat it up, I drained it and replaced it. It's 8 ounces. a tube. It can be enough for two oil changes.

This is a must for every owner of a worm gear. Most people don't think about gear lubrication until the saw starts to fail. However, I add lube every 12 months and have been drinking for 30 years. Over the last 30 years I've built many houses and done a ton of other projects with my skill worm driver and it still works like new. Keep your gears greased and you'll have a family heirloom to pass down to your children and grandchildren.

These great saws are sold in many places. None of them sell lube. Find out. Thank you Revan The price is good and I got exactly what I need. I've spent more on gasoline looking for the right lube than the cost of a pipe. Few people even change the lubricant in these wonderful saws. I got it as a gift as it was heavily used and had a bad switch. I switch is easy to find and replace. I replaced the derailleur, cleaned it, changed the oil and now you can ride another 100,000 miles or 5 years…

HD77M ski saw rebuild I bought and this oil is for the same. I've read that any gear oil will work, even Slick 50, but the saw is old and I didn't want to risk it. I drove for a few minutes and drained the old oil. The procedure says to use kerosene for flushing, but I'm trying to avoid using combustible materials in the basement repair area, so I used a Lucas fuel system treatment. Oil-based, odorless, non-flammable and with good cleaning properties. I flooded it with Lucas treatment, walked 2