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Also asked, can you use motor oil for mixed gas? more
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Also asked, can you use motor oil for mixed gas? more
What happens if you run a 2 stroke without oil?
Secondly, what happens if you put 4 cycle oil in a 2 cycle engine? There is quite the extreme possibility there has been permanent damage done. 4 cycle engines do not need oil mixed with the gas to provide lubrication, since it has oil in the crankcase. Two cycle engines have to have oil mixed in the gas to provide the lubrication needed, since there is no oil in the sump. here
Mix fuel for a two-cycle engine by pouring the correct amount of oil into the gas can, then adding the correct amount of gasoline. Stir or shake to mix the oil and gas. Use the mixture within 30 days. Don't use automobile motor oil for your gas mixture. [links]
Also asked, can you use motor oil for mixed gas? more
What happens if you run a 2 stroke without oil?
Furthermore, what happens if you put 4 cycle oil in a 2 cycle engine? There is quite the extreme possibility there has been permanent damage done. 4 cycle engines do not need oil mixed with the gas to provide lubrication, since it has oil in the crankcase. Two cycle engines have to have oil mixed in the gas to provide the lubrication needed, since there is no oil in the sump. here
Mix fuel for a two-cycle engine by pouring the correct amount of oil into the gas can, then adding the correct amount of gasoline. Stir or shake to mix the oil and gas. Use the mixture within 30 days. Don't use automobile motor oil for your gas mixture. [links]
SABER Professional delivers improved cleanliness mixed at 100:1 compared to other oils mixed at a conventional 50:1 ratio, as the images of the spark-arrestor screens show. The spark-arrestor screen is especially prone to deposits since it’s positioned in the exhaust stream. Heavy deposits choke off airflow and lead to hard starting, rough running and power loss.
Life would be much easier if every manufacturer recommended the same mix ratio, right?
It should come as no surprise that we think it’s AMSOIL SABER Professional Synthetic 2-Stroke Oil since this is the AMSOIL blog, after all. But we know you want proof, not empty claims.
Say your chainsaw manufacturer recommends a 50:1 fuel/oil mix. This simply means you need 50 parts of gas to one part two-stroke oil. here
That means you can mix one can of fuel and use it in all your two-stroke equipment. Done. Problem solved. If you want to use 50:1, use that. Or 80:1. For best value, use 100:1. [links]
Most 2-stroke chainsaws recommend a 50:1 chainsaw oil mix ratio. But some recommend 40:1. Older two-stroke equipment might even call for 32:1. Untangling the different recommendations and mixing multiple containers of fuel is a hassle, particularly for professional landscapers who run several different pieces of equipment. In this post, we’ll explain chainsaw oil mix ratios, offer a solution to mixing multiple fuel cans and take a look at what we think is the best 2-stroke oil for your chainsaw.
Ill cut my bar oil with used oil to make it last longer but I would not use strait used engine oil. it has acid build up that will cause corrosion on magnesium saws and also very poor lube quality. oh and it will not be friends with you rubber oil lines. this is all from experience. Just think about the very small metal filings in used oil that will just eat away at your expensive bar. Ive noticed when i did use it..i had to dress my power match bars alot more often and knock the ridge off the bar rails.
OP. did you put in streight 2 stroke oil or mixed oil and gas in your bar oil tank? Either way. it will do no harm. here
OP. did you put in streight 2 stroke oil or mixed oil and gas in your bar oil tank? Either way. it will do no harm. more