keatonx
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Hi. I've been looking up emissions for small 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines. Many websites said some pretty rediculous things. One says using a weed eater for one hour emits equal emissions to driving a car for SIXTY hours. Another says leafblowers emit 36 times the hydrocarbons that cars do, which really makes no sense at all to me. Could this possibly be true for engines that use their gas drop-by-drop? Would driving my 31cc reed valve weed eater bike emit more pollution than a car? It was made in march, 2007, so does it already have a catylatic converter? It has someting on it about emissions; It got a 3 out of 10 in the air index. 1 is best, 10 is worst. I might add a lawnmower catylatic converter to it.
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