Ron660
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How much fuel through that one?
How much fuel through that one?
You need to bring them to Provencal. We can do all kinds of testing.In my 036 using 110 seemed I lost power but it's a lower compression. I'll do more testing with octanes and oils when I get my ported 372 in. I'll use the 372 and 660 for testing. I have stihl ultra, 800 off-road, and getting 2R to test. I'll also compare 93 non-E to 110 in both.
I haven't experienced any mixing issues with 110. It has a long shelf-life and smells really good.In autotune saws I lost 10% from 87 to 110. Plus I ended up with one scored piston from it and K2 or 800 not mixing well with the race gas. I can't remember for sure.
Where's Provençal?You need to bring them to Provencal. We can do all kinds of testing.
Lol You know.Where's Provençal?
Y'all need to come to Plain Dealing. We've got larger Quercus species up this way.You need to bring them to Provencal. We can do all kinds of testing.
If we drive 2 hrs to compare saws make sure u have us a tree bigger than the load in the back of your truck in your avatar!!! Lol! If the Quercus is that size Ill just bring my 241cY'all need to come to Plain Dealing. We've got larger Quercus species up this way.
Johns from there RonnieY'all need to come to Plain Dealing. We've got larger Quercus species up this way.
Dang thats a tangled mess!!! Lol!!!bring your saws i got a tree for you pansies
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I used non-oxygenated Sunoco 110. I'll test again but my thoughts are higher compression saws, 205+ compression, benefits from racing fuels.I think if you do more timed cuts you'll lose power with the 110. It was turbo blue fuel and I guess one of those oils didn't stay suspended in it good. I think it was oxygenated fuel too.
Thats not very hard wood is it? Several cords in that ole girl!!sugar maple.
Largest maple I've seen. We also have silver maple in my area. Red oak is the premium firewood in my area. Although hickory has a higher BTU output.sugar maple.