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manjestic
Location: North Shore, MA
Joined: Oct 31, 2011
Points: 87
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Re: Any harm to lower ratio of gas:oil ratio?
Reply #9 Feb 2, 2012 11:29 pm |
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What i do is when I mix gas put a piece of tape on the can telling what it is and what date you did it. I like that idea with the tape. I have a dedicated gas can for the 2-cycle mix and I label it as such "2-cycle mix only". I usually put the oil in right before I add the gas so that I know it is ready to go when I need it. In this case I was filling the tank of the snow blower and the fuel color didn't look right to me; I could not remember adding oil. That and the oil I had was still in a sealed, unopened bottle. Anyway, the tape idea with the date and ratio is foolproof, provided you update the label every time you fill it.
This message was modified Feb 2, 2012 by manjestic
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FullThrottle
Joined: Feb 11, 2011
Points: 17
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Re: Any harm to lower ratio of gas:oil ratio?
Reply #12 Feb 3, 2012 3:11 pm |
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I like that idea with the tape. I have a dedicated gas can for the 2-cycle mix and I label it as such "2-cycle mix only". I usually put the oil in right before I add the gas so that I know it is ready to go when I need it. In this case I was filling the tank of the snow blower and the fuel color didn't look right to me; I could not remember adding oil. That and the oil I had was still in a sealed, unopened bottle.
Anyway, the tape idea with the date and ratio is foolproof, provided you update the label every time you fill it. Yep have to write it down. Everyones been there if your relying on memory
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