Aspen 2 worth using ?

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13 hours ago, Rich Rule said:

Hardangervidda stopover on a road trip to Bergen for some work.

 

Lovely place, a bit crowded for me mind.

 

 

 

Your lucky the Trolls didn’t get you !

[Rich Rule]

22 minutes ago, Gaz-exRM said:

Your lucky the Trolls didn’t get you !

I know mate.  I slept with an axe and a very large maglite.

 

Honestly, I don’t know how I made it away from there unscathed.  

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13 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

I converted to Aspen slowly over time, only using it in brand new saws so i never had any issues with regards using it in older saws.  I never had any carb issues with any of my saws after switching, whilst prior to that I was plagued with them

It’s running great in the little cs2511 I prune with. 

[Rough Hewn]

I don't think stihl motomix is acetylate petrol.
Just ethanol free.
A better title for this thread would be
"Why aren't you using aspen?"

[outonalimb]

Motomix is alkylate just like Aspen but using their own Ultra 2 stoke oil.

[Rough Hewn]

Motomix is alkylate just like Aspen but using their own Ultra 2 stoke oil.

That's what I used to think.
Can't find the word acetylate anywhere in the brochure.

[Rough Hewn]

Motomix is petrol, not acetylate.

[outonalimb]

If you go into the Stihl safety data sheet for this product if refers to it being a full alkylate fuel.

Stihl USA , depending on which site you use, also describes it as alkylate (not that I use it , I use Aspen )

[Rough Hewn]

If you go into the Stihl safety data sheet for this product if refers to it being a full alkylate fuel.
Stihl USA , depending on which site you use, also describes it as alkylate (not that I use it , I use Aspen )

Have you got a link for that?
I can't find it.

[Paul in the woods]

https://www.stihl.co.uk/safety-data-sheets.aspx