Please! Who makes Kubota's oil

[Oldpath05]

Didn't mean to upset some people with such a boring old question, but thanks to Grandman I got a good answer, and what I was looking for, I knew if I kept digging around this forum, eventually I'd find a satisfactory answer about who/where Kubota oil is made, although it might of been easier to crack into Home Depots web site and get credit card numbers.

Now I'm on a firewood mission, I gotta start cutting and splitting and get it under cover, I think Ill cut and split around this forum see if anyone else burns firewood, probably my next post will be on a 30 year old thread.

 

[sixdogs]

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Now I'm on a firewood mission, I gotta start cutting and splitting and get it under cover, I think Ill cut and split around this forum see if anyone else burns firewood, probably my next post will be on a 30 year old thread.

In New England you better be working on NEXT year's firewood since it needs time to dry. You could burn fresh cut ash this year to get by but work low is for later. Part of the wood warms you three times scenario. Nothing beats five or so cords of split and stacked wood under cover for the next year.