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Air line or two stroke rinse and tap if on site, but not on customers lawn.

 

I don't use a saw any more but I too used to rinse and tap in petroil mix. It was specifically deprecated in the saw manual but it worked.

 

After 1976 when we had burned pine to clear up the tech branch at Alice Holt recommended adding some oil used by scrambles motor bikes to the filter (we also tied a sock from a stocking over the filter) because the char was so fine and abrasive on the saw internals, the oil helped hold the particles. I saw little difference twixt this and the oil in the mixture being left when the petrol evaporated but I stand to be corrected.

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