Two stroke oil for lubricity?
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Two stroke oil for lubricity?
I had read some years ago that it's good to add a little 2-stroke oil to the fuel to help with increasing lubricity due to the lack of sulphur. I was told the ideal way was to dump in one of those little bottles of oil that you would mix into a gallon of gas for your chainsaw. I did a few times but then got out of the habit.
Now I have several bottles of Lucas snowmobile 2-stroke oil. I was wondering if this was okay to use? And is the best ratio still one of those little bottles' worth? I have the 35 gal tank.
Thanks.
Now I have several bottles of Lucas snowmobile 2-stroke oil. I was wondering if this was okay to use? And is the best ratio still one of those little bottles' worth? I have the 35 gal tank.
Thanks.
This.. The small bottles come in 16oz, use one of them like TCw3 outboard oil, using 16-32 wont hurt nothing, I have ran gallons of this stuff over the years, still have original CAT.
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