The 045 runs good so I am going to sell it. HUH????
That pre-mix fuel is selling like hot cakes up here in Northern BC. It's amazing what people are willing to pay for the sake of convenience. It seems like a good deal, 95 octane, pre mixed synthetic oil, fuel stabilizer added, stays good for years, except you are paying over $10 per liter!!! Its similar to that Aspen fuel in longevity. For the guy who runs his saw only a couple hours per year, I highly recommend that stuff. For guys like us who run over 5L per day it's just not affordable. I just bought some for my dad, he hardly touches his saw so it's perfect for him.I only use the pre mix in cans now. The 50:1 mix with the standard gas. This will last for three years they say. When I was mixing 2t oil I left my saws filled for six months from spring to fall cutting season(winter). I never had a problem with the saws. I never left gas/mix in the five gallon cans. I used the left over 2t mix in my splitters.
I don’t use ethonal because the pre mix only lasts for 30 days.
045 for sale. New piston and rings runs like a top.Ah ok gotcha, two 5.2 oz bottles, thanks for the clarification. The mix ratio should be good enough then. However I still feel that the gas itself was probably the biggest culprit. If the gas was of poor quality & it had ethanol to boot then that’s no bueno. Of course like folks here have stated the combination of a hot day, high work load and older saws, etc. could definitely have contributed. Both saws could have each had a pre-existing issue and finally gave in. But again, the fact that they both seized in the same day makes me think it was the gas. Either way that was a really unfortunate day! If you don’t feel like fixing that 045 you could always sell it to me! [emoji16]
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