Good day.
Recently, I have a mowing scythe mcculloch 4330x pro. Practically a nówka. She worked literally over a dozen hours. The previous owner used mannol 2t universal oil. But by reviewing the instructions I am writing to use fully synthetic 2T oil. And this mannol is mineral. On the orlen they have only semi-synthetic. Trawol oil, such as 100ml bottles (red and green). I went for the oil service (and at the same time the store) Stihl. Because I only have one on the way. There, you gave me Stihl HP oil. And he said that this one would be suitable. Because most use such oil in their equipment. In addition, he stated that it does not matter whether it is a mineral or a synthesizer. But does it have the same viscosity class or API TC. And the one from Orlen, let me donate. I went home and checked this HP stihl oil and what? The same mineral. I'm getting nerves slowly. In addition to the previous owner, I did not ask. What was the ratio of oil to gasoline.
And the instructions are a little bit mixed up:
Oil 2t - 1:25
Mcculloch oil - 1:40
Partner oil - 1:50
1.) What proportions should be used?
2.) Can it be this mineral Stihl HP or Orlen Trawol?
3.) What is the difference between red and green oil?
Generally, they are stupid. I made a mixture of 1:40 mannol oil. What I got with a scythe. And all in all, nothing happened. The flue was fuming blue. Intensity of exhaust gases is average. Not too much, not too little. I did not make a smokescreen. But watching, for example, the work of professional mowers. It is practically impossible to see the fumes from their blackbird. I could mow with 3 hours. But he did not want to destroy the scythe.
Recently, I have a mowing scythe mcculloch 4330x pro. Practically a nówka. She worked literally over a dozen hours. The previous owner used mannol 2t universal oil. But by reviewing the instructions I am writing to use fully synthetic 2T oil. And this mannol is mineral. On the orlen they have only semi-synthetic. Trawol oil, such as 100ml bottles (red and green). I went for the oil service (and at the same time the store) Stihl. Because I only have one on the way. There, you gave me Stihl HP oil. And he said that this one would be suitable. Because most use such oil in their equipment. In addition, he stated that it does not matter whether it is a mineral or a synthesizer. But does it have the same viscosity class or API TC. And the one from Orlen, let me donate. I went home and checked this HP stihl oil and what? The same mineral. I'm getting nerves slowly. In addition to the previous owner, I did not ask. What was the ratio of oil to gasoline.
And the instructions are a little bit mixed up:
Oil 2t - 1:25
Mcculloch oil - 1:40
Partner oil - 1:50
1.) What proportions should be used?
2.) Can it be this mineral Stihl HP or Orlen Trawol?
3.) What is the difference between red and green oil?
Generally, they are stupid. I made a mixture of 1:40 mannol oil. What I got with a scythe. And all in all, nothing happened. The flue was fuming blue. Intensity of exhaust gases is average. Not too much, not too little. I did not make a smokescreen. But watching, for example, the work of professional mowers. It is practically impossible to see the fumes from their blackbird. I could mow with 3 hours. But he did not want to destroy the scythe.
