Do you know how "oxygenated fuel.....108oct." will fare on the carb and fuel lines?
I don't. That's why I asked. I have 5 saws to put up for the winter months. I've made my decision to run "canned" fuel in muh sawz from here on out. For as little use they see, its in my best interest to do so. My local Husqvarna dealer has (4) 5gal cans of SEF 50:1. I want to run 32 or 40:1, so I'll be adding some Motul 800 2T. If I add 3oz to 5gal of 50:1, it should make 40:1. If I add 7oz to 5gal of 50:1 it should make 32:1. Is muh math correct? TK, you might have to use a calculator cuz I know you only have 10 fingers and we don't need you taken yer shoes or yer pants off in here.
Counting digits is tough when ya only got 11, but you can measure distance a lot easier with a yard stick than a ruler :bananajacks:
Ok according to muh calacalator I get this fer yer oil adding needs:
To convert 5 gals of straight fuel to 32:1 you need to add: 20oz. oil
To convert 5 gals of 50:1 to 32:1 you need to add: 7.2oz, because 50:1 already contains 12.8oz of oil in it.
To convert 5 gals of 50:1 to 40:1 you need to add: 3.2oz because 40:1 requires 16oz total oil in it.
To convert 5 gals of 32:1 to 50:1 you need to be a damn chemist cuz I don't know how ta do it.
A bottle of 50:1 mix for a 2.5gal can contains 6.4oz oil, so one bottle of that should treat 2 5gal pails for ya.
Oh, and if ya just add 7oz to a 50:1 pail, you'll end up with 32.3232323232:1, which is not acceptable when you're dealing with the internets, you'll be torn to shreds with precision that terrible.
