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Aspen 40:1 mix


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7 minutes ago, Treerover said:


Stubbers, do you use this mix for performance gains or just to preserve the saws ?

There are , I am told , little blue pills for " performance gains " ? As for the saws I use the Alkylate fuel because it is cleaner ( inside the engine ) and less intrusive fumes wise . I use the Red Line coz its the best ! IMHO .

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25 minutes ago, Stubby said:

There are , I am told , little blue pills for " performance gains " ? As for the saws I use the Alkylate fuel because it is cleaner ( inside the engine ) and less intrusive fumes wise . I use the Red Line coz its the best ! IMHO .

Question is do you need performance gains:thumbup1:

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1 hour ago, Stubby said:

Waste engine oil is full of swarf  .

 Not to mention it tends to be acidic and contains Products of Incomplete Combustion, especially in diesels, and they contain known carcinogens, ref earlier discussions about wearing gloves when working on engines and not putting oily rags or hands in pockets.

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