Questions & Answers for: Husqvarna is synthetic good to use

...good two stroke pre-mix. Maxima, Golden spectro, or something dependable. I use 40:1 fully synthetic Belray, Motul etc. I had an '04 WR250 for 7 years, replaced the piston 3 times, 2 standard size, ...

...good quality 2 cycle oil for mowers and equipment, not for boat motors. You can probably buy a bottle for the 50:1 ratio with just the right amount of oil. Look for a bottle with 2.6 oz. That is the ...

...good, The high quality synthetic blends of 2 cycle oil like Husqvarna and Echo oils have almost no carbon ash content in them, Carbon ash will form deadly deposits in the exhaust ports and muffler ...

good idle correctly but will flood out after a few minutes of use. 16:1 is WAY too much oil if you are using decent synthetic oil. 50:1 will be much better - regardless of what it says on the gas cap.

...synthetic oil. Sounds like you want to take good care of your equipment. Tip: the air filter is a critical component in tillers since they work in dirt constantly. Check it regularly and change it ...

synthetic oil made for saw use is imperative plus the fuel container should be vigorously shaken just before each filling. If the compression appears good, then check the fuel filter, air cleaner, and

synthetic oil that is good for all mixtures/ratio's. Check to see if your saw is still under warranty, if it is Husky should fix it. Otherwise- when the saw is cold, pull the plug out and ground it on

...this is its basically too good for the load and conditions your mower engine operates under. Using synthetic oil would lead to your engine glazing the bore and consuming excessive oil. Regards

What oil do I use? Use a good 2 stroke oil like a semi-synthetic (blend) or synthetic. Do not use outboard or marine oil. Any of the name brand oils are pretty good; like Echo, Homelite, etc.

...good fresh sewing machine oil or Tri-Flow Synthetic Lube will likely make a vast improvement. Open the top, the left side cover, and the area under the sewing surface. Gently rock the handwheel and ...