Just complicates things all the more...It measures on the metric system and only holds one liter...lol.
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Wyvern
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You just fill fuel to the line, fill oil to the line, shake and dump it in.
Science!
Tedious is more like it...I would have to do that 4 times in a row just to fill my tank once...lol.
Wyvern
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Talkin' tedious to me? I can just dump fuel in my 4 stroker and go!
Ain't nobody got time for math.
Yep...They made it easier for you guys that are less adept than the rest of us who are 2 stroke hero's...lol...lol...lol.I can just dump fuel in my 4 stroker and go!
GW's Motorized
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I can't wait to order one!Talkin' tedious to me? I can just dump fuel in my 4 stroker and go!
Ain't nobody got time for math.
Wyvern
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Lead a horse to water I tell you what.
Anyway, using that jug is pretty foolproof, no math or tables needed, especially for new hobbiests, definitely beats putting fuel into a tank putting some oil in saying "yeah, that'll do" because you *know* that happens.
Can't say that I do "know" if it happens...I always use precise measurements on everything myself, but then I am quite anal retentive that way...lol...lol.
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I get mine at Ingles grocery store gas station.
Anybody has one around can check there also
robe
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Damien, you said he needs 12.8 oz of oil. Sounds like what he did. 1.6 cups is about 12.8 oz. 8 + 4 + .1 oz = about 12.8 +- a bit.
You people should use the metric system to mix fuel, way easier. 20:1 is 1000 divided by 20 = 50 Convert that to ml is 50 ml per litre. 30:1 is 1000 divided by 30 = 33.3 ml per liter. A litre is 1000 ml.
You people should use the metric system to mix fuel, way easier. 20:1 is 1000 divided by 20 = 50 Convert that to ml is 50 ml per litre. 30:1 is 1000 divided by 30 = 33.3 ml per liter. A litre is 1000 ml.
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