Does it give you the amount of oil in oz?, all I see is a line.
1515749
This measuring bottle offers a number of tables indicating the amount of oil to be mixed with a given amount of gasoline to achieve a particular ratio (100:1, 50:1, etc.) Just beyond these tables it has a separate scale in ounces.
1515750
No. It does not. It does the math for you. Fill it to the line that corresponds to the amount of gas you have.
1515751
Yes, there is a scale of "Ounces" on the right side of the printed table... If you look across the top of the printed area, starting at the left, you will see "100-1 50-1 40-1 24-1 Ounces" For my outboard motor, I use 50-1 scale... all you really need to know is how much oil to add to a specific amount of gas.. gallons or litres. Measuring bottles like this are getting harder to find because all outboards are being made 4 stroke. So get it while you can...
1425618
No, and this is just ok oil, usable. I think I will choose another brand next time.
2013693
To be honest, I'm not entirely sure. Synthetic oil could be around 5k, regular oil around 3k. I usually check my oils color. If it's dark brown I changed it but of its clear to golden than its still good
2014896
I checked a few of the bottles and found that the oils are listed. The label doesn't say how much of each oil is used. :)
1837266
There is a mark for each Mil example: .5ml, 1ml, 2ml and 3ml are clearly shown. No guessing if you need only need a mil or 2
960567
The horizontal lines do not represent any measurements. I checked, and one mark is a little over two ounces.
1778285
It takes just under one gallon of oil to get to the fill line. I assume the reviewer stating it "only holds 3 inches of oil" is referring to the height from the bottom of the oil container to the fill line?
1372252
No, you have to supply that when you send in the oil for analysis. It will determine if the oil is still serviceable and if engine wear is within normal limits.
562293
no it didn't. but there's a ton of info for each oil if u google them. I love this set!
1354696
Yes, it dies show ounces...up to 12. The other measurement is not marked, but I'm assuming it's mL.
1544659
I have researched the oil and when mixing it yourself you would only use 10 drops of the oil in a pint of other ingredients. So while you think you are getting ripped off, you are not. 10 drops is all that is needed and it is the active ingredient.
1561610
There is a button called unit on the left hand side. just press it till you see g or you can press it again and see ounce. It is very simple.
1633222
Not that I know of. The ounces are listed but you would just have to try a bottle to see how long it lasts you. Each person probably uses it differently. It's not that expensive.
1087541
I just checked mine. The info you got was correct. There are only 2 digits for ounces so when you get to 10 thru 15 it reads in whole ounces only. This should not matter if your using in for postage.
1372251
No, it only tells you the quality of the used oil and the viscosity. The viscosity is expressed numerically so you have to look it up on chart you can get from BITOG forum. I've used this product for several years and in my opinion it is as good as any out there. None of the others will give you brand names either.
1037779
I have no idea. The paperwork with it did not mention oiling and I can not find a spot to do so.
2136934
It varies, depending on what you are using it on. There is a suggested dilution guide on the product. Typically, I use it 1:10. The chart ranges from 1:1 to 1:25.http://www.oileater.com/DilutionChart.html