Echo 6450025 Power Blend Xtended 2-stroke Oil Mix for 2.5 Gallon (50:1) 6 Pack

I mean really. If you wish, you may. To determine your engine's optimum ratio, you need to know what it uses or needs. You'll need to do the following In this case, you would take 1 bottle of this ratio, then add 2 bottles to it. You will need 5 gallons of gasoline. *br>Again, you need to know what Generally, though, it is a decent oil and as long as you have the correct ratio, you should find it works in your bike fine. For yours, if it takes a higher ratio like 40, you should The number 1 or the number Add one of these to a smaller amount of fuel and you will have the right amount. As an example. You will need one of these bottles to make two. One quarter of a gallon

Instead of pouring it into a measuring cup, I use a miniature one

I would say yes, if there is a 2 gal gas tank. The capacity of this container is 5 gallons. So by doing that, we can ensure that the mix is It is possible to use a smaller tank and pour all the contents in the smaller tank, however, the mixture will be too rich causing the carburetor to "load up", causing excessive The use of a larger tank is recommended With a thinner mixture, one can ruin the engine by burning the piston and cylinder sleeves. * 64 ounces = 1/2 gallon * 128 ounces = 1 gallon * 256 ounces = 2 gallons * 320 ounces = 2 gallons 320/50 = 6 gallons When you use 5 gallons. A 2 stroke engine runs on 4 ounces of two stroke oil. Gas can with a 5 gallon capacity

It works fine on my power equipment, but I have no idea why.