The oil ratio is not adjusted to the engine it is the formulation of the oil. You mix your oil the way the bottle states. I have been working on 2 cycle engines since the 70's at a motorcycle, ATV and lawn & garden dealership. If you have doubts about a 50:1 oil do like I do and put 8/10ths of a gallon of gas in you jug and use a bottle of oil for a gallon and mix.
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I have a 410R still looks like new.
it has on it gas & oil = 40. to 1 for mixture.
mine never gets used so it is still new.
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From the factory, when everything was new, the Hi and Lo screws were 1 1/4 turns out. As things wear and as fuel forms deposits in the carb, you may have to adjust the screws out further. Usually Lo gets stopped up a little first. Lo side adjustment effects how the engine goes from idle to upper speeds. Hi side only effects the engine at wide open throttle. If you have to go more than 2 1/2 turns out on either screw, then a carb overhaul or replacement is in order.
Good luck!
SOURCE: i have a homelite 30cc blower that is roughly 6
You are safe running a 40:1 ratio. 8oz. of oil to 2.5 gallons of fuel.
SOURCE: fuel lines became brittle and
Hi,
You didn't give me your model number, so I will direct you to a website where you can see a diagram: http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/brands-products/Craftsman-Parts/Tiller-Parts?Type=Gas
Just click on your model number and a schematic and parts list will pop up.
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