what is VP small engine fuel for chainsaw
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It is a fuel designed with a higher octane specifically for small engines. Not only is it a far superior fuel than you get at the pump but it is guarantied to last in your saw and remain usable for 2 years without any gumming of your carb. My local sales agent for Husqvarna uses it in all his saws no matter who makes it. It is a bit expensive but worth every penny in my estimation,
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The small cylinders around 16-17 oz found in camping section of most big stores like Wal-Mart, etc. Usually dark green.I would suggest buying the proper hose and hook up to 20lb propane tank. Small cylinder runs out pretty quick.
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Use regular unleaded gas but add Stabil or some additive. The 15% ethanol tears up those small engines.
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It's a 2-stroke, which is what I understand is the best for small equipment. The fuel is a mixture of gas and oil.
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Here's the trick. Small, high compression engines like chain saws and weed eaters are designed to run 87 with no ethanol. Except in most places this doesn't exist anymore. Ethanol is added in just about all gas except the highest octanes at some gas stations (that's the way it is here in Wisconsin anyway). Running ethanol in your small engine will very likely cause damage to it. So the really important thing is to use gas with no ethanol no more than a two months old. In order to do that you may have to use a higher octane depending on where you live and what's available to you. My next chain saw may very well be electric. These small gas engines are touchy.
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Better yet. Do not mix your own fuel and buy some Tru-Fuel Synthetic. Best fuel for 2 strokes !
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It came stock with a spreadbore quadrajet which is a great carburetor. Small primaries for excellent cruising fuel economy and huge secondaries for building lots of high end horsepower. A spread bore Holley is the next best or best depending on the cam and intake manifold. I do like vacuum operated secondaries, electric choke. Mechanical secondaries require a double pumper so that the engine won't stall on rapid throttle changes do to fuel starvation. Another option is a four barrel Holley throttle body fuel injection setup
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As far as I know all 16 in. chainsaws carry a standard blade. If the electric models are different than the gasoline model it is news to me. Check with the Poulan mfg. They should answer the question quickly.
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Runs fine on regular 90% gasoline with 10% ethanol mix. Never had a problem starting or weak power.
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Any brand. It just requires the appropriate container to transfer fuel. I stepped onto local farm store for mine
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I use chain saw bar oil and it seems to work fine but you can also pick up some rotella diesel engine oil
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I've used msr cans from sport authority and the mixed fuel from Colman cans at Walmart. Just make sure it's mixed and not strait propane.
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Hi Edward, we recommend 20% nitro fuel.You can find it here:POWER MASTER ~ FOUR Quarts of 20% Nitro Fuel ~ Premium Model Engine Fuel
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CPO Outlets does not offer this product in our suite of Husqvarna items but it is available on Amazon. Check for Husqvarna Part #5811587-01 or 5811588701. It is called Pre-Mixed 2 Stroke Fuel and Oil.
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With just one HHO cell, maybe the chainsaw with low power demand. Motorcycle would need more than one to do something, three cells put out small but continuous flame in my torch. For idling and low power three may work. Depends on carburetor setup, timing has to be modified, backfiring issues solved. Also the HHO cells will need lots of electricity. You will need large alternator to charge battery. I think it is possible if problems can be solved. I would start hooking cells in series and combine outputs for starters.
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The chain oiler works well on this little unit. I even use the same oil (standard bar oil) in the saw that I use on my gas saw and no problem. This Makita electric saw is well worth the money!
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Wartsila 12V46 it´s not available in Liberty Classics brand. They ony have scale engines for Chevy, Dogde and Ford