Hello,
I forgot to ask while I was at the dealer today, but should I use super unleaded in my MS250?
Thanks!
S
I forgot to ask while I was at the dealer today, but should I use super unleaded in my MS250?
Thanks!
S
Fuel: Super?
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smokinj
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Backwoods Savage
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JustWood
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Bigg_Redd
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iskiatomic
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Go for the highest octane available from the pumps. I noticed a little more grunt. I also throw a bit of stabil in my mix sometimes is sits a bit, ( I try not for that to happen).
KC
KC
I use the highest grade at the pump. I also only use husky oil with the fuel stabilizer already in it, and I add some Mix-I-Go to it as well http://www.bellperformance.net/page/100/PROD/MIX-I-GO (I use it in everything).
Gooserider
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Dolmar, Pull-on saws and Echo trimmers all get the same mix - 93 (or highest available) from a "big name" station mixed 50-1 w/ a good quality chainsaw oil, lately I've been using the Echo synthetic mix. I only buy oils with the stabilizer mixed in with it, if I couldn't get those, I'd run a bit of Sta-Bil as well...
Gooserider
Gooserider
fyrwoodguy
Feeling the Heat
i've been using LL 100 AV fuel from the airport for years no problems yet.
seen plenty of problems with everywhere ethanol gas though. :-/
seen plenty of problems with everywhere ethanol gas though. :-/
smokinj
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