Sealey Jmix01 2-Stroke Petrol/Fuel Mixing Bottle 1Ltr

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Please be aware that some older 2-stroke engines (and some lower quality modern engines) may require a different petrol to oil ratio, such as 20:1, 25:1 or 40:1. It's important to ensure you use the correct ratio for your engine and the grade of oil used. Due to the risk of stale fuel you shouldn't store 2-stroke mix for more than 30 days. If you have no plans to use your machine within the next 30 days, we'd recommend either draining your fuel tank or running it dry before storing your machine away. What is the ratio for 2-stroke fuel mix? Prolonged use of mix with too much oil can result in carbon deposits in the engine, which will lead to performance issues and potential long term damage.

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Your first step should always be to refer to your user manual to find out what the required ratio of fuel and oil is for the machine in question. Mixing 2-stroke fuel is a process which confuses many people, but is actually incredibly simple if done the right way.

litre bottle of STIHL HP Super 2-stroke semi-synthetic low smoke oil. Specially developed for STIHL engines to provide excellent lubrication and combustion properties. The best tool for the job is a fuel measuring bottle, which is sometimes supplied free with your machine.

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You should usually mix your petrol and oil before adding it to your engine's fuel tank. Add the petrol and oil into your mixing container and give a gentle shake to mix the two together. Mixing bottle for correctly preparing petrol/oil mix for use in 2 stroke engines. Approximate fluid capacity of 2 litres. Simply find the ratio which is correct for your machine, which in this case is 40:1, and pour the petrol up to the first marker, and the oil up to the second.

Mixing 2-stroke fuel for your small engine is relatively straightforward so long as you have a means of accurately measuring your petrol and oil in the quantities you require.