How to modify gas to oil ratios

[Trx250r180]

will running 32:1 make your saw run too lean ?

 

[one.man.band]

tires in every country measure wheel rim size in inches.

 

[morgaj1]

I prefer to measure in grains, drams and scruples.

 

[ShadeTreeWelder]

I prefer to measure in grains, drams and scruples.

Do not forget Hogsheads...

 

[Zombiechopper]

I nominate this for thread of the month award.

I learned so little, I laughed, I cried, I WTF'd over and over. Pure gold.

Stihl Ultra at 50:1 for everything for me. 60 year old saws, tiller, Lawnboy, plastic saws, trimmers, washing sap off hands, huffing, gargling, and cologne. It just works for everything

 

[Steveo_supremo]

I am in Canada which has been on the metric system since before I was born but I don't necessarily prefer metric. All buildings and building materials are standard measurements (4x8 plywood, 8ft 2x4s etc...). I measure my tire pressure in psi not kpa, i weigh 160lbs and am 5'11" tall, i haven't a clue how many kg i weigh or mow many metres tall i am. My 250cc 2 stroke motocross bike makes 48hp, no idea how many Kw that is (but i guess the irony is that i don't know how many cubic inches that is). Oh and my truck gets 40 rods to the hogshead and that's the way I like it!:msp_tongue:

 

[Trailtrimmer]

or just do like i do, run 45:1 in everything

I do the same. With modern qaulity oil ive had zero problems with running it in everything I own.

 

[Simonizer]

Slugs in your garden average about a furlong per fortnight. Hate those sons' a bi*ches lol.

 

[ShadeTreeWelder]

I do the same. With modern qaulity oil ive had zero problems with running it in everything I own.

Thank you and you're welcome.

 

[quotejso]

You also need to know exactly how many drops of gasoline are in the gallon; you might be off by 25-30.

Yea and don't forget they always rip you off at the pump how can my 5 gallon can hold 6 and a half.

 

[ShadeTreeWelder]

Yea and don't forget they always rip you off at the pump how can my 5 gallon can hold 6 and a half.

You need to report that to you local Dept of Ag. they take that very seriously.