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Re: 2-cycle fuel mix
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Posted by stihltech on June 23, 2002 at 15:18:51 from (64.80.168.169):
In Reply to: 2-cycle fuel mix posted by Bus Driver on June 21, 2002 at 17:25:34:
The richer mixes in older equipment is due to the fact there wasn't anything better at the time. Stihl started at 32 to 1 20 years ago when I started. They are now 50 to 1. Many other manufacturers have gone the same way. I asked the man at the tech center about it and he said 50 to 1 in everything. The oil is now that much better. I put in everything that comes in the shop, as I am sure most other repair shops do. It is the oil, not the machine.
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