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1-Gallon Black Max Bar and Chain Oil

$9.95

$19

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Walmart has 1-Gallon Black Max Bar and Chain Oil on sale for $9.94. Choose free store pick up where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-day free trial here) or on orders of $35+.

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About this deal:
- Our research indicates that this offer is $9.05 lower (48% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $18.99
About this product:
- Extends life of the bar and chain
About this store:
- Walmart return policy here

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Written by GimmeYoTots

Note: Availability for free store pickup may vary by location.

Thanks to Community Member GimmeYoTots for finding this deal.

Editor's Notes

Written by SlickDealio | Staff

About this deal:
- Our research indicates that this offer is $9.05 lower (48% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $18.99
About this product:
- Extends life of the bar and chain
About this store:
- Walmart return policy here

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Model: Black Max 1-Gallon Bar and Chain Oil (128oz/3.785 Liters)

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Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
09/07/23	Walmart	$12	0

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Tempest144

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Good deal. Worked for many years at a sawmill bucking logs. While bar oil is far better because it lasts longer and slings less mess around, pretty much any oil will work. We mostly recycled used motor oil, tranny fluid, or hydraulic fluid and they worked just fine.

TodayOnly

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twice as much on ebay as in $20

Rand4

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it lacks tackifiers and makes more of a slinging mess..
That being said any bar oil is good. not much difference between the super expensive and cheap. 2 cycle oil is more important(use jaso FD)

PS home depot everyday price is 12.97 for a gallon of echo bar oil.. not sure 10$ for blackmax is a stockup type of clearance.

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workerant

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Quote from MadPup

Chain oil is a pain in the rear. Somehow it always makes it way out of the tool and over everything else.

main reason why I just use used oil. It gonna leak and need refill anyway and I have abundant of used oil. laugh out loud

geekwithoutacause

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Quote from Loudog504

Its not like the stuff goes bad if you keep it sealed up... but if you don't use it often like myself 1 gallon will last longer than the container that holds it lol. I might use my pole saw 1-2 a year to trim up some trees so I don't use bar oil very much.

I cut all wood for my wood stove that heats all winter in CO. I use quite a bit of chains and oil.I've used engine oil that I no longer used. Once I run out I will use bar oil.

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Quote from AmishElectrician

Would this work well for lubricating a garage door?

typically you arent supposed to lube a garage door. it just attracts dirt and helps nothing.
if your rollers are frozen up replace them.

ApexLegends

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thanks. how long can i store the oil? i rarely use chain but plan to cut some trees soon.

Last edited by ApexLegends August 10, 2022 at 07:13 AM.

RyanS1563

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Quote from Gibletz

Add 40 lb bags of water softener salt for free shipping, if you have a water softener. Or hate your FedEx guy.

Such a great idea. Just ordered 4 bags of salt and the oil.

Blizzard---

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Blizzard---

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Found plenty in stock in 83706. Bought one. Repped!

YouDealWithThat

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YouDealWithThat

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If you are looking for some real good quality oil for a pole saw and chainsaw, what is your best bang for the buck?

PowerfulMeat6618

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PowerfulMeat6618

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My local Walmart sells for $7.46

hkgonra

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hkgonra

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Not bad but Rural King has their store brand for $6.99 everyday price.

TooManyMind

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TooManyMind

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Use canola oil, it's just as good but will attract wild animals. 😆

SturgeonGeneral

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Quote from GimmeYoTots

Yeah, I saw that too... but to be fair, $13 is 30% more, right? Just seemed to me, given record high barrel oil prices (oil, not just gasoline) that $10 a gallon for specialty oil was a fairly good price.

Oil is down 30% from peak prices..

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Quote from hkgonra

Not bad but Rural King has their store brand for $6.99 everyday price.

You know what, you're right... I just double checked and I see it for $7 at my nearest RK as well. Most SD'ers won't be able to take advantage of that deal due to the limited amount of RK locations near many of us (vs Walmart)... but that is a very good price for an entire gallon of specialty oil.

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Quote from TastyDeal

Use canola oil, it's just as good but will attract wild animals. 😆

Better to use it for a lubricant than to eat those nasty dangerous industrial seed oils.

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TodayOnly

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got this last week and instead of delivering it from a close local store they shipped it to me across the us, laugh out loud

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Product Description:	Black Max Premium 1 Gallon Bar and Chain Oil is the fool-proof way to extend the life of both your tool and its bar and chain. This oil is meant to be used with chainsaws or any other chain-driven equipment to prevent wear and tear. Black Max Premium Bar and Chain Oil is designed to cling to the chain even when at high speeds or temperatures. Using this bar and chain oil will give you peace of mind in that it can help prevent chain failure, overheating of tool in use, and chainsaw kickback. Our Black Max Premium Bar and Chain Oil can be used with all chainsaws. Includes 1-Quart Bottle (128oz).
Manufacturer:	Hart Consumer Products, Inc
Product SKU:	900548424
UPC:	810022393925

1-Gallon Black Max Bar and Chain Oil

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