661 Oil Test 32:1 vs 40:1 vs 50:1 ?

[bwalker]

And that's not in a saw, genius..

 

[Bwildered]

Can't produce the goods again! Who would have thought! Was that page from a stihl brush cutter with a 4mix engine? Ha Ha Ha what a fool

 

[KG441c]

How about the k2? Seems alota folks been using it. Kenjax I know you use alota oil so have you been using K2?

 

[Andyshine77]

So is Bwalker arguing with Bwalker?? me thinks so.

 

[Ron660]

States suitable for oil injector or premix....direct injection or carburetor.

 

[bwalker]

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States suitable for oil injector or premix....direct injection or carburetor.

That's not a boat oil, but I still won't use it.

 

[Ilmater]

Lol, owners manuals also tell you to run a 50:1 fuel to oil ratio. Seems legit.

Missed this gem.. and again that's not true either...

STIHL:View attachment 448700

LOL: "We recommend STIHL 50:1 two-stroke engine oil..."

So you can pick and choose what OEM directions you want to ignore (because we know you wouldn't run 50:1)...

The multipurpose oil in question can be used where that oil is specified

Don't forget about the evil, low viscosity (7.5 cst@100c) injection oils unsuitable for chainsaws:

Here's one I just pulled the muffler off of for you. This paticular saw has been tuned to 17,200 running the oil above at 32:1 with a piston that's 26 years old with no air filter

 

[bwalker]

The multipurpose oil in question can be used where that oil is specified

And that's not in a saw, genius. .

 

[bwalker]

LOL: "We recommend STIHL 50:1 two-stroke engine oil..."

So you can pick and choose what OEM directions you want to ignore (because we know you wouldn't run 50:1)...

Don't forget about the evil, low viscosity (7.5 cst@100c) injection oils unsuitable for chainsaws:

Husky says 33:1 without their oil, which is what I am doing. Feeble attempt.

 

[bwalker]

So is Bwalker arguing with Bwalker?? me thinks so.

The quote button barber chaired on me..

 

[Ilmater]

Husky says 33:1 without their oil, which is what I am doing. Feeble attempt.

Nice deflection--you posted OEM info from STIHL, and your response to realizing you falsely accused me of making an untrue statement is by changing the subject onto Husky. Hahahahahaha.

 

[Trx250r180]

this is from my 461 manual ,there is whole page dedicated to the flippy cap also

 

[Ron660]

That's not a boat oil, but I still won't use it.

I was revealing Motul's recommendation of either injector systems or premix for 710. I remember reading earlier a reference not to use an oil designed for direct injection in carburetors.

 

[bwalker]

Nice deflection--you posted OEM info from STIHL, and your response to realizing you falsely accused me of making an untrue statement is by changing the subject onto Husky. Hahahahahaha.

Stihl only says to use a 50:1 ratio with their oil, and doesn't make a ratio recommendation for the use of other SUITABLE oils.. So, it's not a deflection at all.
I just quoted what you said...

 

[bwalker]

I was revealing Motul's recommendation of either injector systems or premix for 710. I remember reading earlier a reference not to use an oil designed for direct injection in carburetors.

You certainly can, and 710 is a good oil, but I will not use an injector oil in a pre mix application.

 

[bwalker]

this is from my 461 manual ,there is whole page dedicated to the flippy cap also View attachment 448723 View attachment 448724 View attachment 448727

Must be from a a 4mix brush cutter...lmfao.

 

[Ron660]

You certainly can, and 710 is a good oil, but I will not use an injector oil in a pre mix application.

What damage or issue would occur if I used 710 in my saws?

 

[bwalker]

It certainly won't damage your equipment, I just chose to use dedicated pre mix oils. The thinner fluids can protect less or contribute to deposits due to excessive use of solvents.

 

[Ron660]

K2, R50, Mobil while I have it.

Mike, I remember reading you tried Motul 710. What is your conclusion compared to the above referenced oils?

 

[bwalker]

I you want to run Motul, why not just use 800T?