Chain bar oiler adjustment for MS 290 Farm Boss

SOURCE: I have a ms 290 farm boss with an 18" want to

No, there are a variety of stihl bars as well as other brands. An MS290 is not a pro saw, so I'm assuming you're not a tree professional and would like something for good all-around use so I'd reccomend an Oregon power match or powersharp setup where you can attach the included sharpening device to the end of the bar, run the saw and it will automatically sharpen the chain in the field wherever you are without even removing it! You can go with the obvious choice of a STIHL combo like a rollomatic bar and some green designated chain, but it costs more and being a price-point saw, you may want to save a few bucks and go with an alternative. Another great bar for not a lot of money is the forester brand. They have their own catalog and line of bars and chains, and honestly any chain and bar combo will accept the stihl oiling system and provide adequate oiling properties for that particular setup. I have a collection of smaller as well as pro level saws and I own mostly stihl bars I've had for a while and maintain, but I also own a few Windsor, Oregon, and one or two forester bars and I have no complaints with any of them. I make my own chains from 100' spools, and depending on my application, the brand may come into play, but you don't need to stick with STIHL exclusively. However, for longevity, ease of use, performance and reliability, I will always own STIHL powerheads. I currently own an MS201T, an MS211, an MS392, an MS441, and an MS460, and have others I'm rebuilding to sell to future happy STIHL owners. My string trimmers are all the FS90R and FS110R models, my backpacks are all BR600 models, and I have two HT130 power tree pruners. I also run Mobil Super+ fuel and STIHL HP Ultra mix in all my equipment, which is the mix I reccomend to anyone looking to get the longest possible life from their equipment. I also reccomend allowing ANY piece of outdoor power equipment to be warmed up and cooled down at idle for atleast a minute prior to and after use, so the metal parts have a chance to return to their normal shape after use and to avoid distortion from abrupt full throttle use or shutdown. I am a STIHL Level II certified technician and have been working on STIHL at a certified level since 2006