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I've used every cheap crappy oil out there and my saws have all run great on them all. Used oregon red for years too. Saws still running. bought stuff from b&q, and saws are still running. I now use husky's LS+20 as I have a couple new saws which are meant to run on 20% less fuel for the emissions, or something like that? Anyway, with 20% less fuel going in that means your getting 20% less oil going in.... So I'm using the good stuff now, and the price per litre is only 2quid above oregon red.

 

Cheers, Lee

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But looking at a 266xp it says to use a mix of 40:1 so should I mix different fuel for 390xp as it's at 50:1 or do i use the the 40:1 mix in both saws and live with a little bit of smoke from the 390xp??

 

The 266 was back in the day of not so good quality oil . If you use a modern synthetic that says mix at 50 : 1 it will be fine in the 266 . Nowadays I mix Redline Racing 2T oil with Aspen 4 at 50 : 1 .

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The 266 was back in the day of not so good quality oil . If you use a modern synthetic that says mix at 50 : 1 it will be fine in the 266 . Nowadays I mix Redline Racing 2T oil with Aspen 4 at 50 : 1 .

 

Cheers Stubby I'll take your word for it, So much conflicting information out there!!

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