First look what the ratio of the mix is from the manufacturer. Example if it is 40:1 it takes 3.2 oz. of 2 cycle oil....24:1 would be 5.3 oz......50:1 would 2.5 oz........The formula is figured in ounces.... the number 1 in the ratio of the mix is the gasoline so one gallon of gas = 128 ounces. So what ever your mix ratio is , take 128 & divide it by the first number in the ratio of your mix. Hope this helps & simplified this for you First look what the ratio of the mix is from the manufacturer. Example if it is 40:1 it takes 3.2 oz. of 2 cycle oil....24:1 would be 5.3 oz......50:1 would 2.5 oz........The formula is figured in ounces.... the number 1 in the ratio of the mix is the gasoline so one gallon of gas = 128 ounces. So what ever your mix ratio is , take 128 & divide it by the first number in the ratio of your mix. Hope this helps & simplified this for you
The ratio is 40:1 which come to 3.2oz of oil per gallon of gasoline.
50-1
40:1
What type of oil does weed eater or7000
go to the john deere official site,50:1 if you use there oil it"s all there
50:1 Stihl HP Ultra oil
The gas to oil ratio for a Weed Eater Feather Lite SST is typically 40:1, which means 3.2 ounces of oil per gallon of gasoline. It is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations to ensure proper engine performance and longevity.
The gas ratio for the Weed Eater Model 1700 typically requires a 50:1 mixture of gas to oil. This means you should mix 2.6 ounces of 2-cycle oil with 1 gallon of unleaded gasoline. Always check the user manual for specific instructions, as ratios can vary by model or based on manufacturer recommendations.
Two cycle engines require a mixture of gasoline and oil. Each different engine is designed to run on a different ratio of this mixture.
THE ONE IK HAVE RUNS AT A 32:1 fuel/oil mixture
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oil to gas ratio for weed eater