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<blockquote data-quote="racer1970" data-source="post: 3563480" data-attributes="member: 72524"><p>I know the Sabor is great mix oil and use it in everything, all my Echo blowers, trimeres etc. get 80:1 and my saws get 50:1. </p><p></p><p>If you wanted more ester base in it I am thinking you could add a few percent of turbine oil to your mix as turbine oil is 100% ester and also burns real clean.... I have thought about doing that for the newer cheaper saws that are known for scuffing piston and cylinders. You can find turbine jet oil at your local airport at average $12 a quart</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="racer1970, post: 3563480, member: 72524"] I know the Sabor is great mix oil and use it in everything, all my Echo blowers, trimeres etc. get 80:1 and my saws get 50:1. If you wanted more ester base in it I am thinking you could add a few percent of turbine oil to your mix as turbine oil is 100% ester and also burns real clean.... I have thought about doing that for the newer cheaper saws that are known for scuffing piston and cylinders. You can find turbine jet oil at your local airport at average $12 a quart [/QUOTE]
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