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Curt:
Thanks for the correction, guys. I'm not sure where I got the 100:1 from. Somehow that got stuck in my head from somewhere (fp)
I honestly remember running 50:1 during break-in and then mixing 100:1. Or at least that's what I think I remember. Again, that was a long time ago and it was with an Evinrude, not a Merc.
Anyway, thanks for the correction :thumbup:
Jig Man:
Curt a looooong time ago they had us run double oil for a tank or so then go to 50:1 on those JohnRudes. Maybe that is what you are remembering.
Curt:
--- Quote from: Jig Man on February 06, 2018, 02:39:03 PM ---Curt a looooong time ago they had us run double oil for a tank or so then go to 50:1 on those JohnRudes. Maybe that is what you are remembering.
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Yep. That's what it was. I had a 1989 Bass Tracker Pro 17 with a 40 HP Evinrude on it. Can't believe I still had that stuck in my head (fp)
frugalangler:
I like Charlie ran Penzoil Syn Blend for quite a while, but have switched to Cabela's branded Syn Blend now for about 8 years, in a number of motors, and have a number of folks in our club that run it also. We recently had an engine torn down that threw a rod (not from oil, it hit a object underwater) and wear was excellent! We usually buy a season's worth when it goes on sale in spring for somewhere around $12-$13, and even free shipping to our door, so it's a bargain for us. Yep, oil is like opinions on trucks and religion, everyone has one and theirs is best, just passing along an alternative.
Curt:
--- Quote ---We usually buy a season's worth when it goes on sale in spring for somewhere around $12-$13, and even free shipping to our door, so it's a bargain for us.
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Great info. Thanks! :thumbup:
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