Mixing Oil amp Gasoline for Two Stroke Outboards

>> YOUR LINK HERE: ___ http://youtube.com/watch?v=FKHUmJGU8MU

Mixing fuel for two stroke engines. Getting the 2 stroke oil mix ratio correct can be challenging whether you are mixing gasoline and oil for a two stroke chainsaw or a mixing oil and gas for a boat outboard engine it is important to mix the gas and 2 stroke oil correctly. To accurately mix gasoline and oil for a 2 cycle motor, using a measuring container to calculate the correct amount of two stroke oil to add to the gas is very helpful. In this video I explain how to interpret and use the SeaChoice Oil to Gas measuring device for 2 cycle engines that I am using to measure the correct amount of TCW3 outboard engine oil to add to the gasoline for my 1958 Johnson two stroke outboard motor. • If you have never mixed 2 stroke fuel and are planning to use an old 2 stroke outboard engine on your boat, you will need to mix the correct amount of oil with gasoline to properly lubricate and operate your 2 cycle engine. In a 2 stroke motor, whether it is a weed whacker, Evinrude outboard, dirt bike or any other 2 cycle motor - the oil and gasoline mixture needs to be correct so that the engine doesn't wear out or smoke more than it should. • Do you need any of the items shown in this video? • ► Here is a link to purchase 2 stroke mixing items from Amazon: https://amzn.to/4ePzlQn • As an Amazon Associate I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases. • 00:00 Introduction • 00:16 What you need to mix two stroke fuel for a 2 stroke outboard engine • 00:58 How to use the Oil to Gas measuring device for 2 cycle engines • 03:21 Mixing the fuel for 1958 Johnson SeaHorse 3 with an internal fuel tank • 04:30 Mixing one gallon of gasoline with oil at 24:1 for a 2 stroke engine • 06:35 Adding two stroke fuel to the 1958 Johnson Sea Horse 3 and starting the engine • 08:55 Starting the 1958 Johnson Sea Horse 3 outboard motor on the water • #2stroke #twostroke #outboard

#############################

New on site