Techlites coming back?

But there sealed . The husky ones have a greese hole. Does then husky bar not have some different design than the stihl allowing them not to be lubed? Well other than bar c hail oil

 

I would think so. Ive had people try to tell me that greasing the tip is dumb and that the grease collects dirt and wears them out faster. I ask "well why's ur tip getting in the dirt . At work we have mostly stihl saws and the sealed tips do seem to hold up pretty well.

 

Never heard of something that spins under load and didnt benefit from lubrication...

 

Yep ! The 540s I've seen wear them .

 

Well , I'm currently working on that very question . So far I've come up with :
1 - no outboard clutches used
2 - extraterrestial grease is used
3 - Stihls just don't turn the rpm required to stress a bearing
4 - ES bars made just really well made !
Sarc switch ..... \ off .

 

Obviously number two is the answer.