sixdogs
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- Kubota M7040, Kubota MX5100, Deere 790 TLB, Farmall Super C
A no brainer to preserve metal with oil, but then.... every time you use a chain its all oily? Isnt that just kinda disgusting to always be handling oily chains? Seems it would make a mess of your gloves, clothes, and anything else it contacts. And then don't they get more dirt stuck to them due to the oil?
I just try to keep my chains from ever getting wet. So they get a tiny bit rusty, no big deal.
Not oily at all. The diesel and oil mix just leaves a thin layer that looks like aged diesel fuel on steel and it's not oily like you are thinking. One use and it's fine. If left outside it would lightly rust in a day or two. I might have more diesel than oil in the mix and I really don't pay much attention but not oily.