Does an electric mower use oil or does this system have another way to lubricate motor?
1049850
No it doesn't need any, just plug it in and go to work. I did spray some no stick cooking oil underneath to prevent grass build-up. It is the best mower I have ever used!
1049851
No lubrication necessary, this includes the wheels since they have plastic bearings. Note: Recommend before first use you spray Pam on the underside of deck around the blade. Will make it easier to keep the area clean.
1049852
No motor oil required. They are extremely low maintenance. I agree with the spraying the PAM to help cleaning the undercarriage. Otherwise, probably the only thing you'll ever need to do is remove the blade and sharpen it every so often.
96755
All synthetic oil is better than conventional oils and all synthetic oils can be mixed with conventional oils and vice versa. Don't let anyone tell you different. I ran synthetic in my lawn mower from day one.
7224
Lubricant is provided by the manufacturer. Be aware this piece of equipment is prone to excessive rust. I would not recommend it.
600760
The only oil used is any make of chain saw lube oil. The tank is very small.
1717957
U can drain the oil by removing the oil cap and then tilting the mower to the same side where u put the oil in.
1045618
Yes it is auto Lubricating and the amount of oil can be adjusted. Great Saw!!
310310
The manual explains - nothing special - just like other similar mowers: Keep the nuts tight. Don't let debris collect on the underside. Keep the oil level appropriate.
90371
WD40 is not a good solution for any mechanical parts as it is NOT a lubricant. It will eventually gum up and cause even more issues. Use a good 3 in 1 oil and you'll be golden.
1440276
Mix two stroke oil 50 to one. 2.6 ounces of oil to one gallon of gas. Go to Home Depot. In their lawnmower section. They have little plastic containers of oil. They are gray with an orange top. Add this to a one gallon can of gasoline. Make sure to use gasoline without alcohol!!!! No E85!!!!!!
2037044
the oil that is designed for lubricating the chain and bar (the thing the chain rides in/on) of a chainsaw is commonly called "bar oil" and any bar oil is fine. it has a special additive in it that makes it stick to stuff, so that it doesn't "fling off" as much as a regular oil would. however, a lot of guys who frequently use chainsaws do use things like used engine oil because it's free (bar oil is expensive!), and works nearly as well, especially on a low chain speed shortbar saw such as this. it's not as good as bar oil, but it's unlikely most people will use this saw enough to see things actually wear out on it anyhow, so in practical use there wouldn't be much difference. the oil that is designed for lubricating the chain and bar (the thing the chain rides in/on) of a chainsaw is commonly called "bar oil" and any bar oil is fine. it has a special additive in it that makes it stick to stuff, so that it doesn't "fling off" as much as a regular oil would. however, a lot of guys who frequently use chainsaws do use things like used engine oil because it's free (bar oil is expensive!), and works nearly as well, especially on a low chain speed shortbar saw such as this. it's not as good as bar oil, but it's unlikely most people will use this saw... » Read More the oil that is designed for lubricating the chain and bar (the thing the chain rides in/on) of a chainsaw is commonly called "bar oil" and any bar oil is fine. it has a special additive in it that makes it stick to stuff, so that it doesn't "fling off" as much as a regular oil would. however, a lot of guys who frequently use chainsaws do use things like used engine oil because it's free (bar oil is expensive!), and works nearly as well, especially on a low chain speed shortbar saw such as this. it's not as good as bar oil, but it's unlikely most people will use this saw enough to see things actually wear out on it anyhow, so in practical use there wouldn't be much difference. « Show Less
1684529
Yes this will oil a sewing machine. Best part about it is that its cleaner then motor oil so it won't break down like motor oil does. And unlike WD-40, MMO will last at least a whole year keeping the parts lubed.
48680
No, it's very simple. You just frequently add oil in a slot as indicated by the directions.
2037046
I use regular chainsaw oil, any good oil to keep the chain lubricated should be fine.
1109090
No separate and the oil comes with it, mowed 4x does not use much oil, all u gotta do is add gas and pour the oil in the oil hole and check the dipstick. 1 pull still
676169
Yes you have to mix the oil with the gas. If you don't you will burn up the motor. I use 87.
1450063
The only part that need to be oil is the chain, it will self oil. Use regular chain oil
1289722
NO! This tool DOES require oiling in order to lubricate the O-rings as explained in the Owners Manual and should be run at no more than 85PSI at the tool.