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...a lot of American stuff you can find both metric and standard on the same vehicle. It makes for a lot of trips back to the toolbox.
Marking fittings with a dab of paint is an assembly procedure used by many OEM's to indicate that they have been torqued to spec. Its not because they were metric...
Just observing and reporting. Not sure what is the cause. I just mixed up a new can of gasoline with Amsoul Sabre with 6 oz per two gallons (43:1). Previously had Stihl ultra at 50:1.My MS 261 CM just came to life. Much more power.Wife purchased a MS 180 C yesterday and had some running issues. Refilled it today with the new mix and her problems have gone away. More power and no more stalling.Did get the stihl ultra for the extra warranty on the new saw so I will try it at a later date at the richer mix and see if there is a difference in oils.My intuition say oil is the the reason but rather the mix ratio.
Quote from: North to Alaska on July 24, 2021, 01:37:33 AMJust observing and reporting. Not sure what is the cause. I just mixed up a new can of gasoline with Amsoul Sabre with 6 oz per two gallons (43:1). Previously had Stihl ultra at 50:1.My MS 261 CM just came to life. Much more power.Wife purchased a MS 180 C yesterday and had some running issues. Refilled it today with the new mix and her problems have gone away. More power and no more stalling.Did get the stihl ultra for the extra warranty on the new saw so I will try it at a later date at the richer mix and see if there is a difference in oils.My intuition say oil is the the reason but rather the mix ratio.I wonder if it was the new fresh gas that made the difference and not the oil. Maybe your other gas was stale.