So what's the current two stroke oil favorite?

[Duce]

I think you're going to like it.

I enjoy some mush sometimes.

Fried mush, poached eggs, bacon and biscuits. Fried chicken in a cast iron skillet. Grandparents from Arkansas, cotton farmers. Grandfather was my father after my dad past. Tough doesn’t begin to describe them.

 

[mrxlh]

I’ve ran 3 gallons of Red Armor at 25:1 in multiple saws with no spooge. I do run an ounce of Techron per gallon and pin it to win it, all noodling. All carbureted saws, all Husky’s, varied displacements, varied age/hours/use 55, 268, 272, 390, 395.

By no means am I an expert 2 stroke tuner, fuel, tuning, and additives definitely make a difference.

 

[jakethesnake]

I like a smooth AV, but not a system that feels like a threesome with 2 fat chicks in a half ton.

I even beef up my small saws. I put rubbers instead of foam in all my saws, I even took a buffer from a WCS kit and used it on the flywheel side of my 261s and 661s..makes a big difference when the saw is on it's side, doesn't feel like a diving board on the bar.

Personal preference.

My stuff is old enough they’re pretty stiff anyhow 2 series huskies is about all I ever use. I don’t cut like I used to.

 

[sawmikaze]

I think you're going to like it.

I enjoy some mush sometimes.

Wasn't mush the first single Randy Evans and the Loose in the Caboose boys sang ?

Or maybe it was Tush by ZZ Top..

 

[sawmikaze]

I’ve ran 3 gallons of Red Armor at 25:1 in multiple saws with no spooge. I do run an ounce of Techron per gallon and pin it to win it, all noodling. All carbureted saws, all Husky’s, varied displacements, varied age/hours/use 55, 268, 272, 390, 395.

By no means am I an expert 2 stroke tuner, fuel, tuning, and additives definitely make a difference.

I'm nowhere near an expert.

 

[sawmikaze]

My stuff is old enough they’re pretty stiff anyhow 2 series huskies is about all I ever use. I don’t cut like I used to.

Foam buffers in stihl saws suck, especially the one on the handlebar up front in the case pocket by the oil cap..they get soaked with bar oil and get as mushy as Dally's prom date, I swap them before I even fire the saw up.

 

[davidwyby]

you think that was from excess oil in the muffler ?

Coulda been…sparks came out and caught the sawdust.. Red hot carbon?
Excess somethin from somewhere!

 

[sawmikaze]

Coulda been…sparks came out and caught the sawdust.. Red hot carbon?
Excess somethin from somewhere!

These guys with sloppy joe mufflers probably don't have any hard chunks of carbon to spit out..

 

[sawmikaze]

This thread inspired me to fill a saw muffler up with red armor and hold my torch in front of it and crack the throttle and see what happens..

 

[huskihl]

I let the 362 idle while cutting or for a few minutes after making extended cuts or when I am moving branches. Ported makita 7900 doesn't have near as much.


I'm going to clean the 362 muffler when I get into the saber and see what happens.

Your 7900… Is that one of mine?

 

[SOS Ridgerider]

Spooge or splooge? That's the question.

 

[Mastermind]

Spooge or splooge? That's the question.

That is the question.

 

[sawmikaze]

Spooge or splooge? That's the question.

Spooge

 

[sawmikaze]

Imagine two big holes

I just did and it took me back to a house party in the summer of 2002 when I made friends with these 2 girls that were Bi that played soccer at Seton Hill University.

 

[Woodpecker]

Spooge or splooge? That's the question.

Did someone say splooge?

 

[Stump Shot]

Did someone say splooge?View attachment 388324

 

[pbillyi69]

is red armor made in the same place as ultra?

 

[Al Smith]

Looks like locally Quacker State at Menards in 8 oz bottles is the best price .Just right for me,4 oz per gallon works out at 32 to 1 .I suppose I could get anal about it and buy premixed at 16-21 a gallon .I'll pass on that . It's a chainsaw not a 1927 Rolls Royce nor a 1953 Vincent Black Shadow MC .

 

[Inlineforagoodtime]

Your 7900… Is that one of mine?

Yep both.


Tucker

 

[Bjorn]

Good for the saws at 32:1