It's important that you be as accurate as possible when mixing your fuel-oil ratio. If there is too little oil

2-Stroke Mixing Bottle Pre Mix 40/1 25/1 32/1 50/1 1Ltr 2-Stroke Mixing Bottle Pre Mix 40/1 25/1 32/1 50/1

litre bottle of Stihl HP 2-stroke mineral oil. Specially developed for Stihl engines to provide excellent lubrication and combustion properties. litre bottle of STIHL HP 2-stroke mineral oil. Specially developed for STIHL engines to provide excellent lubrication and combustion properties. a dedicated, semi-transparent mixing bottle with a fill line at 5 litres and another line 100ml above The marks on a measuring bottle will make it simple for you to see which lines you need to pour both fluids up to.Green liquid was used to easily highlight the bottle markings in this photo.2-stroke fuel should not be green. So what does 40:1 mean? Either way, you could face costly repairs so it's strongly recommended you are able to mix your 2-stroke fuel accurately. What grade of 2-stroke oil do I need? 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.

2-Stroke Engine Oil Mixing Bottle 1Ltr No Nonsense HP-120SF 2-Stroke Engine Oil Mixing Bottle 1Ltr

litre bottle (with 100ml Measure) of STIHL HP Super 2-stroke semi-synthetic, low-smoke oil. Specially developed for STIHL engines to provide excellent lubrication and combustion properties. 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.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.

No Nonsense HP-120SF 2-Stroke Engine Oil Mixing Bottle 1Ltr

Litre bottle (with 100ml Measure) of STIHL HP 2-stroke mineral oil. Specially developed for STIHL engines to provide excellent lubrication and combustion properties. Mixing 2-stroke fuel is a process which confuses many people, but is actually incredibly simple if done the right way. For many machines you will have a choice between 25:1 with mineral oil, or 40:1 with semi-synthetic oil. bottle of Stihl HP 2-stroke mineral oil. Specially developed for Stihl engines to provide excellent lubrication and combustion properties. 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.bottle of Stihl HP Super 2-stroke Semi-synthetic low-smoke oil. Specially developed for Stihl 2-stroke engines to provide excellent lubrication and combustion properties. For example, if you need to mix 5 litres of 2-stroke fuel at a 50:1 ratio, you will need 5 litres of petrol and 100ml of oil. To correctly mix to this ratio you will need a means of measuring both 5 litres of petrol and 100ml of 2-stroke oil. With so many machines powered by 2-stroke fuel, especially garden equipment, knowing how to correctly mix it is essential.