Marktur
Member
Hi,
I just went to Lowes and picked up several little 2.6oz. Pro Mix oils...it says it's OK for 50:1, 40:1, 32:1, 16:1...just pour this container into a gallon.
Now, I'm not a mathematician, so I'd like to understand how the same oil AND Quantity of both gas and oil can create different ratios all at the same time???
There's a little "star" on the label that says "Safely replaces all six ratios"...
So am I good with 1 2.6oz bottle of Pro-mix to 1 gallon of gasoline?
I have a feeling that just like breaking in motors, everyone has the "best" way...but tell me what you do and what I should do before I start the motor, please...
Thanks,
Mark
I just went to Lowes and picked up several little 2.6oz. Pro Mix oils...it says it's OK for 50:1, 40:1, 32:1, 16:1...just pour this container into a gallon.
Now, I'm not a mathematician, so I'd like to understand how the same oil AND Quantity of both gas and oil can create different ratios all at the same time???
There's a little "star" on the label that says "Safely replaces all six ratios"...
So am I good with 1 2.6oz bottle of Pro-mix to 1 gallon of gasoline?
I have a feeling that just like breaking in motors, everyone has the "best" way...but tell me what you do and what I should do before I start the motor, please...
Thanks,
Mark