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At 05:16 PM 2/25/00 -0800, Duncan Young wrote:
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>What is the easiest way to mix fuel for these two strokers? The breakin
>mixture is 25:1 according to the book, and after breakin 50:1 but do you
>always have to use a graduated cylinder to mix. I only use it to get beyond
>the breakwater, maybe I should row it. Any suggestions would be
>appreciated. Thanks, dyoung@netpipe.com P-15 #2421 "WEIGH-TO-GO"
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I find the easiest way to measure oil for two stroke engines is to use a
large veteranary type syringe. The are graduated in oz and cc's. They only
cost a couple of bucks, you just have to fill out a form saying what they
are to be used for(not shooting up 60cc's of smack), as a side note, I
always use a 100/1 synthetic oil and it really cuts down on smoke and plug
fouling. I've used it in engines as old as a 1959 9.9 outboard and chain
saws to motorcycles,never a problem at 100/1.
Dan Rickert
Almanor Import Repair
Clear Creek CA (Northern)
I have no quarrel with those who work cheaper than I do, I figure they know
what they are worth.
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