It's funny how you call someone a liar when something doesn't fit your flawed and frankly moronic ideas.
It only does so if there is insufficient oxygen. I say this as a Chemical Engineer.
Not sure where you’re heading with this walker?
It looks like a time lapse of piston skirt damage, oil des not stop lean condition or debris wear. If your taking cylinders off to inspect after jobs you might try fully cleaning them and rinsing the crank case out before reinstalling to reduce the amount of spooge falling into the saw since it could be your source of skirt damage.
That top piston looks terrible. Not trash, but seriously worn. Only 5 hours on it!?
How is the smell of the oil? I think 32:1 is best with easy mixing 6 ounces to 1.5 gallons on my can.
There are always time when that's the case. Especially in a two stroke.
Stinks like hell. Worse than most. It’s very blue so the gas is obviously mixed. It does have that overwhelming smell to it. Saw looked happy though
I ran boat oil and anything else I could find for years till I learned that was wrong.
Tree Monkeys reputation is without warts. With that said I would not run a marine oil in a chainsaw. Too many good air cooled oils available.
That's correct.
I ran redline two stroke racing oil back in the early 2000 in bikes and snowmobiles. That stuff has a nasty habit of corroding metal parts. Never will I use it again.
That schaeffer's is $6 per quart here i just run what ever cheap air cooled oil walmart has.
Ace hardware low ash oil in the quart bottle is good as well.
