Please remind me what the 100C viscosity is of Amsoil. This thread is much too long to dig through.Just trying to learn something is all
Please remind me what the 100C viscosity is of Amsoil. This thread is much too long to dig through.Just trying to learn something is all
How about Ultra?Not sure on that one but I think in the 11s
That marketing consultant is confused...That is a factor of tuning, not mix ratio. The way I understand it, mix ratio should be determined be observing the amount of oil left in the crankcase.
They work the same basic way.Motorcycle carbs are a lot different in the way they they feed fuel than the carbs used on saws
Which pull about the same rpm as a 50cc saw.Because of its intended market...ultra high RPM road racing motorcycles.
But with a MUCH higher BMP on the bike.Which pull about the same rpm as a 50cc saw.
True. Most everything has a higher BMEP than a chainsaw...But with a MUCH higher BMP on the bike.
Lets say that you are running your saw through 30 large bucking rounds.
You finish your last cut.
Do allow your saw to;
A. Idle for a few minutes to cool down, then shut the saw off with the kill switch
B. Rev it up to WOT and shut off the saw with the kill switch
C. Idle for a few minutes, then WOT for a second and while at WOT, shut off the saw with the kill switch
D. Hold WOT through the cut, keep WOT as you pull the saw out of the now cut wood and hit the kill switch while holding WOT
E. Something totally different
Its very expensive. Nearly double the price of 2R.I think K2 is my favorite of the oils i've used, but it gets expensive.
I just shut it off when done cutting.@bwalker ............ curious to your response ..............
I have lost track ,but is it ok to use stihl mix in a saw ?
must be why stihl sells the black bottle jug that says decarbonizer on itmy 361 (purchased new back in 09') run only on 50:1 ultra.
not sure why the rings and piston skirt are so clean...while the top of piston and the exhaust port have a hard layer of Black carbon on them. The layer of black carbon is also thicker than I would like.
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