Does this work with gas-oil mix for two cycle engins
1154314
Not sure, never tried. Probably would in my opinion. These are great funnels though. Worth every penny.
1154315
No, this device relies upon the difference in specific gravity between water and gas. Gas rises water sinks. It is no better than using a glass jar and a separate mesh filter to screen out dirt after pouring out the gas. Also anything that causes water and gas to mix such as an additive will cause failure. The mesh filter in the device does not separate water from gas, it is only there to screen out dirt.
1154316
I have tested this funnel. It absolutely DOES work in filtering gas/oil premix from water; and the premix does not affect the funnel performance. While I am not 100% sure what technology is used, the funnel DOES NOT simply rely on the difference in density to separate the water. In fact, you can fill the funnel with water...and none will go through. I validated this as well; and it functioned perfectly both before and after using with premix. Sorry "P", but you are 100% incorrect.
2203786
yes, this is designed only for the 4 cycle use. Thank you for the question.
859487
This Engine is a four stroke and they require oil in crank case before starting .NOT a two stroke that requires mixed gas. Hope this helps.
2021705
Regular gas works fine, you do not need to mix on this mower this is a 4 cycle engine. The mower comes with an octane enhancer (packet) and I added it for the first couple fill-ups, but it is not needed. I've been using it for about a year and it starts with the first pull. Remember to change the oil at the start of every season.
1906888
Yes it should it comes with two standard connection types which fit both gas and electric power washers
1414165
Yes it works with both diesel and gasoline, but make sure the length you choose is correct as it cannot be adjusted.
746274
I have the electric pressure washer and it works just fine. Don't know about gas.
676169
Yes you have to mix the oil with the gas. If you don't you will burn up the motor. I use 87.
206257
Suzuki Marine 4 Cycle Engine Oil 10W-40. It does not mix with or burn with the gas. Its just like a car engine
150629
i'm not sure were you find the 25;1 mix but you can just use the 50;1 and cut it by using 2 gallons of gas per bottle of mix. now for the matter of fact; i just use the 50:1 mix that all my other 2 cycle engines use and the saw runs just fine. hope that helps!
149950
You want to use a good 2 cycle oil additive it performs a big job ! lubrication of the engine don't use a fuel treatment there are many good 2 cycle oils out there. Go to Lucas CUSTOMER SERVICE PRODUCT DISCRIPTION .
1473093
I haven't pumped this combination. I have pumped water, gasoline, oil, and soapy water. My guess is you won't have a problem if the consistency (thickness) of the mix is similar.
1596631
this pump should work. Caution you must mix your gas with 2 cy oil. I do not know what rato to use.
1123364
I have used mine for 50:1 gas oil mix for an outboard motor and no problems yet.
2034051
This is a 4-cycle engine, not a 2-cycle.That means no mixing oil with gas---you fill the oil pan like you do with your car.Instructions and a funnel are included. You use regular car oil--there is a chart for oil weight vs. temperatures.Cheap 10w30 is good for most purposes. I used a 5w40 synthetic oil because we are most likely to lose power in the winter, when its below freezing.
1434864
No, you don't mix the oil and gas in the bottle.. The bottle is used only to MEASURE the amount of oil you need to add to the amount of gas that you put into the boat or whatever 2 cycle motor you are using.. If you are going to add oil to 5 gallons of gas, you use the jar and put in the 2 cycle oil up to the MARK that says 5 gallons. There are a few different scales on the bottle... for a boat, I use 50 to 1 scale.. If you plan on leaving gas sitting for a while, you should use stabilizer.
1978684
Sorry, I can't answer your question....I purchased this item solely to transfer gas from one container to another. It works great for this!