Vintage Jonsered 621

[Dan Forsh]

The Aspen man should be along shorty to share in your good news and once again extoll the virtues of Aspen fuel. I think it's a bit like the Candyman where you have to say his name three times before he appears, so here goes... Aspen, Aspen, Aspen!

[GardenKit]

The Aspen man should be along shorty to share in your good news and once again extoll the virtues of Aspen fuel. I think it's a bit like the Candyman where you have to say his name three times before he appears, so here goes... Aspen, Aspen, Aspen!

Yet another plus point for Aspen!

Its the lower vapour pressure of Aspen that is responsible for this success. Pump fuel contains a large quantity of highly volatile solvents, these readily turn to gas with heat and vibration, and saws do not run on gas.

 

Aspen contains absolutely no solvents so stays in its liquid form until much higher temperatures.

 

This makes Aspen the ideal solution to 'Hot Start' problems caused by vapourisation.

 

As for extolling the virtues of Aspen? I don't think there is much need anymore as most Arbtalkers are now fully aware of Aspen and its merits, even if they choose not to use it, they do respect it.

 

There is only one negative to Aspen, and that is of course, the price.

 

Barrie

[Eddie@aspen]

Hi all,

 

I think Barrie has covered it very well.

 

Great to hear that more people are switching over and seeing how Aspen can help them.

 

Please contact me if you require more information or need technical support.

 

[email protected]

 

phone 07568 108953

 

Kind regards

 

Eddie

[Will Heal]

Oh, I had this problem with my old jonsered 520, wouldn't start when hot, pressure in the tank- wish is read this before I sold it