Lol.... love the panicked tone, cracking me up..... nice saw selection by the way.40:1 with what oil??? TELL ME NOW!!
Lol.... love the panicked tone, cracking me up..... nice saw selection by the way.40:1 with what oil??? TELL ME NOW!!
Yeah they got back to me quick too when i had a ?. The tech told me to use K2 @ the manufactuerer's recommended ratio. Said he used it 50:1 in all his OPE.I actually messaged Maxima today to see what they thought of the K2 for chainsaw use and asked them what ratio, and if they would recommend one of their other oils over the K2. The reply from the technical department stated that they highly recommend the K2 for a saw saying it would provide excellent protection, and to start with 40:1 and could possibly move up to a leaner ratio it it left any wet residue in the exhaust.... but said it was a good place to start. I was very surprised how quick they got back to me ( 1/2 hour or so). Pretty impressed with their customer service.
It'll be fine, trust me, it'll be fineI just mixed a little cocktail for home....a 50:1 bottle of Redmax synthetic and a 1/2ish oz. of Yamalube to give me a 42ish:1 ratio.
I can already hear my crank bearing screaming for help...
You missed the sarcasm......and stuffIt'll be fine, trust me, it'll be fine
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I was thinkin about this thread as I tore apart that old husky 61 I posted a pic of earlier..
Saw was run on whatever the bargain of the day oil was at 40:1 according to my neighbor.. Saw developed a horrendous leak around the base gasket that pinned the ring into the piston..
It puffed 51 lbs of comp when I tested it.. The dirt piles in the crank case were impressive.. But the lower bearing is just as smooth as anyone could ask for..
Go figure..
I tried some and didn't think it smelled too good. Hard to describe it. Stinky actually even resembled a skunk oder. ??
its TCW3anybody try the royal purple 2 stroke oil? was feeling rich so bought jug today. i plan to run it at 50:1. use to run it at 40:1 through all my dirt bikes but haven't ran it since i switched to 4 stroke bikes. never used it in a chainsaw.
its TCW3
mix all three brands together and report your findings back to us******* I can't belive I've read through all this purse swinging. I've actually gleaned a few nuggets of info out of this so thanks to all which contributed to this thread. I still have a few liters of Motul 710 to burn through then 5 more bottles of Stihl Ultra that I got with my last trimmer. Then when I'm done I've got a case of Bailey's Woodlandpro to burn through so I'm good for several years.
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