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Just after a little feedback on what 2 stroke is the most popular, I used to use Oregon many years ago but have used Stihl for over 5 years now. I've recently had a lot of issues with saws not running right and have been told by a friend to try using husqvana 2 stroke as it is way better for the saws as Stihl 2 stoke contains water.

It's a new one on me, but though I'd ask

 

 

 

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What saws/kit are you using? Autotune & four stroke really needs semi or full synthetic!

 

 

We use a range of different saws

Husqvana's 550/560xp, 395xp, 540xp and 3120.

 

Stihl's ms362, ms441,ms 460,ms660,ms650, ms200, & ms201's

 

I'm putting red Stihl in all of the above

 

 

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We use a range of different saws

Husqvana's 550/560xp, 395xp, 540xp and 3120.

 

Stihl's ms362, ms441,ms 460,ms660,ms650, ms200, & ms201's

 

I'm putting red Stihl in all of the above

 

 

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Red voids warranty on strato saws. No one reads owners manuals any more.

 

De Ja Vu!

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We use a range of different saws

Husqvana's 550/560xp, 395xp, 540xp and 3120.

 

Stihl's ms362, ms441,ms 460,ms660,ms650, ms200, & ms201's

 

I'm putting red Stihl in all of the above

 

 

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All the Autotune/Mtronic saws MUST have semi or fully synthetic. Putting red through them increases the risk of seizure and bearing issues. The conventional non autotune/strato saws will run on Stihl HP red and be OK if you need to run it out.

 

The tech - the autotune and strato saws use a lot less fuel, less fuel means less oil so you need to use the higher quality oil....simple!

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