So now I need to keep a small can for my string trimmer, as I transition to Red Armor for everything else. Oh, well. Life can be inconvenient...Say what you want, it has been documented by Stihl that Ultra was formulated for the 4mix engine.
So now I need to keep a small can for my string trimmer, as I transition to Red Armor for everything else. Oh, well. Life can be inconvenient...Say what you want, it has been documented by Stihl that Ultra was formulated for the 4mix engine.
I mean it takes the bad points of both engines and combines them. No upside at all.
I have nothing but praise for my echo srm 2320t. I can't say that about husqvarna trimmers with the floppy anti vibe control handles.When it comes to the types of equipment 4mix engines are used in Redmax or the Husky badged Redmax's are the only way to fly. Way more durable and just as powerful. Echo/Shindaiwa are good too, although Shindaiwa stuff is typicly underpowered.
You have to get the Husky branded redmax stuff. The regular Husky stuff isn't that great.I have nothing but praise for my echo srm 2320t. I can't say that about husqvarna trimmers with the floppy anti vibe control handles.
this maybe why Stihl brought out a 1L bottle to mix in Stihl bottleSo now I need to keep a small can for my string trimmer, as I transition to Red Armor for everything else. Oh, well. Life can be inconvenient...
sounds like you were running it like it was meant to be runI ran a 130 for many years with the 4mix engine. 50:1 stihl moto mix then later on Redarmor pre mix at 50:1. Zero issues with either fuel. It saw fairly extensive use in the spring and summer. Only thing I ever changed out was spark plug, air filter, fuel filter. Just my 2 cents.
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