We have recommended richening the fuel mix from 50-1 down to 40-1 and strongly recommend the use of Dolmar's Synthetic Oil. Scott
I'm not sure I understand that logic (I'm not a 2 stroke expert so please understand that I'm trying to figure this out).
A carb lets a set amount of mix through it in a given time (metering the mix).
The fuel burns and provides power, and a cooling effect.
The oil burns, provides no power, but provides lubrication.
If you add more oil to the fuel/oil mix; there is more lubrication but less gas. Isn't this effect essentially leaning out the mix (less gas to more air)?
I'm struggling to understand this concept, but it seems to make sense that making the mix richer with oil actually leans out the saw when it's running.......?
KRS