No I had a point, I made it. I guess you cannot grasp it, that is sad but by all means carry on with your pissing match.I guess that is your catty way of telling me you didn't have a point?
No I had a point, I made it. I guess you cannot grasp it, that is sad but by all means carry on with your pissing match.I guess that is your catty way of telling me you didn't have a point?
It has nothing to do with oil quality and no oil will prevent it. It has to do with the high heat of evaporation of alcohol as compared to gasoline.E10 runs better and cleaner, you could have a rubber that doesn't like it but I never had that IN my machines. The issue with water/ethanol is indeed something that could happen as it's a known actor of ethanol; I just never had it before, even after 1-2 years storage.
Just use a premium 2-stroke oil and it won't increases wear.
They get out-of adjustment from the carbon deposits on the valve seats and stem. Adjusting the valves is a easy temporary fix, but sooner or latter it needs to be pulled down for decarboning.I've had those 4-cycles have problems with the valves, but we never associated it with carbon. The valves get out of adjustment and the engine becomes super hard to pull over due to compressions. My mechanic pulls them apart, adjusts the valves, and away we go with an easy starting engine.
That's sulfated ash buildup on the exhaust valve. And this is exactly why Stihl formulated Ultra as an ashless oil.Pinkish or whatever color you call it. Seat looks the same. Lose your compression.
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It has nothing to do with oil quality and no oil will prevent it. It has to do with the high heat of evaporation of alcohol as compared to gasoline.
Ethanol also does weird stuff to oil. Try mixing some denatured alcohol with the oil of your choice and observe the results.
Your just making stuff up now. Two cycle oils have very few additives, they all use the same ones and none of them help with the negative effects I've mentioned.That is comparing apples and organges about your oiltests, it all depends on additives the specific oil uses.
Anyways, good oil helps because of additives, it also lowers the temperature of the mixture too, that in combination with the re-tune you need to do anyways. Too lean = mean, especially with ethanol.
Are we talking about a Stihl 4 mix here?
Your just making stuff up now. Two cycle oils have very few additives, they all use the same ones and none of them help with the negative effects I've mentioned.
So what 2 stroke oil would you recommend to run in that particular engine?A 4-stroke engine that looks like that when you open it has issues; oil is too black and dirty and maybe even running to hot because of the wrong oil used IN the engine.
People using the Stihl/Aspen mixes use it because or professional work most of the time so they can't do different with their clients. I won't ever use it for fun, because it's not that fun and causes more issues then giving you advantages.
So what 2 stroke oil would you recommend to run in that particular engine?
Are you sure it dont use 2 stroke oil? Isnt that a Stihl 4 Mix engine in the picture? Thats sure what I thought it was?None; apparently you don't see yourself it's a 4-stroke engine.
Are you sure it dont use 2 stroke oil?
Put your rep on it man? What do you mean Trolling again? It is starting look like you are Trolling hows that. I was trying to be nice .Are you sure you are not trolling (again) ?
Put your rep on it man?
Thats all you got? Isnt that a Stihl 4Mix engine we have been talking about ?It seems you have nothing more important to do, I have. Good luck in your loneliness!
They get out-of adjustment from the carbon deposits on the valve seats and stem. Adjusting the valves is a easy temporary fix, but sooner or latter it needs to be pulled down for decarboning.
The design is just terrible.
I work in the oil industry buddy. I'm not speculating.You say so, my contacts at several of large oil/gasoline distributors with their own labs tell and prove me different.
He's Trolling right?I work in the oil industry buddy. I'm not speculating.
I work in the oil industry buddy. I'm not speculating.
Where did I mention tests? I mentioned physical properties, which can't be disputed. I also mentioned what I have seen anecdotally.Show us your tests, you are a Test Freak you say ? That would add something to your statements. My experience and what I have discussed with the people I know in that industry never gave me any trouble so I'm fine and I won't change it because I have no need for it. If you show your tests about what you don't speculate that could help more people I assume.
(I'm not your buddy also)
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