LoneOak
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And you continue to regurgitate BS.... Do you have any evidence to back that claim?
So what's the current Two stroke oil favorite for
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LoneOak
ArboristSite Operative
This argument is hilarious!! "SEVERLY" Limited" Allow me to help you understand your "severly limited" amounts!
There are 124 oil refineries operating in the U.S. Texas holds 27 of them. To keep the numbers modest I will only focus on Texas refineries.
The 27 refineries in Texas produce about 4.6 million barrels of refined gasoline/ day. Or 193,200,000 gallons of gasoline or 193.2 million gallons /day
Benzene and Ethyl Benzene are distributed by % Vol. @ a range of .1 - .9 according to any MSDS you look at.
At .1% of 193.2 million gallons of gasoline, the minimal amount of just Benzene will be equal to 193,200 gallons, add another 193,200 gallons for Ethyl Benzene since they are both distributed at similar rates.
Now for the big picture
The 124 refineries operating in the U.S. process about 19 million barrels of crude /day, or about 798 million gallons of crude /day.
Let that sink into your "severly limited" argument.
LoneOak
ArboristSite Operative
Well I guess I will have to do it my self.
Evidence that bwalker is full of S. H. I. T.
Red Armour, when I run out of hp ultra (stihl) I like it because it’s red, and it doesn’t smell like burning plastic or trash like ultra. It also seems to mix better at different ratios. If it wasn’t red armour I’d probably be using husqvarna premix, it’s good stuff as well and doesn’t smell like burning trash.
It’s good stuff and it comes in a metering bottle you can mix what ratio you’re after. It’s a lot better than the power blend. That stuffs gummy as hell and must not be Ashless because it smokes a lot.
Fun with numbers aside it's not the total it's the concentration.
Yea, I do. But it's not my job to educate you. You can find the info your looking for on the first page of a Google search.
LoneOak
ArboristSite Operative
S. H. I. T. comments with ZERO context.....Well done!
I think I'll post this again, so people can read it again.
And Ethanol is not a Hydrocarbon!
My lawn boy is from 1973 and specs 32:1 it is a D600 and the Johnson / Evinrude oil is superior to the Schaeffer's which burns dirty. Since switching i have not had any more problems.
You sure ethanol isn't a hydro carbon smart guy?
Might check this out while your at it.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/aldehyde-emission
LoneOak
ArboristSite Operative
You are splitting hairs. It's technically a hydro carbon derivative, but for the sake of the discussion here would be better to call it a organic compound..oh brother.
The hydro carbon is BS distraction on your part.
Combustion of Ethanol absolutely forms aldehydes and that's a fact.
Never used Schaeffers was referring to the OMC product .
The latest Evinrude TCW3 and Yamaha TCW3 oils both work well in lawnboys. As does Penzoil syn tcw3.
LoneOak
ArboristSite Operative
OMG your killing me dude!!
This statement makes your comment about Formaldehyde completely mute!
This statement makes your comment about Formaldehyde completely mute!
LoneOak
ArboristSite Operative
I'm sorry but your "standards" of "Facts" are quite low.
Most chainsaws don't have a catalytic converter and none have a 3 way catalyst.
So no its not mute. You are running a high percentage ethanol mix because you are paranoid about minute levels of benzene, only to expose yourself to something just as bad and in much higher levels.
To be clear are you disputing the combustion of Ethanol doesn't for form aldahydes? Because it's a absolute fact that it indeed does.
Of course you know it does because I provided as much to you. You simply don't want to admit you are wrong.
