Started my old Weed Eater string trimmer today at our cottage on 5 pulls after 9 months of outside storage including a cold winter. This Weed Eater was always difficult to start until I switched to True Fuel. I gave my Stihl trimmer to my son and it was a real pain to try and get started but he reports it now starts very easily using only True Fuel. I use it in my Echo MS-370 chainsaw as well with great results too. For occasional use I strongly recommend True Fuel to avoid carb issues. Not warranted for weekly lawn mowing as it is cost prohibitive but worth it for last use of the season after using up all regular gasoline.
well you missed on thing. if you use regular gas which has ethonal it will deposit larger amounts of carbon in the combustion chamber it's also bad on the carburetor and eats and degrades rubber gaskets and hoses. Tru fuel is better as a replacement. i use it the whole season and it only costs me maybe $30 a year for a tank and a half max. so not much in a price hike plus keeps your carburetor cleaner means better running engines and easier starting
Lol - I like the premix for storage and to run in the tank here and there but seriously, if you’re using a funnel to add the can why can’t you use a funnel to put in oil instead of that mess you made? 🤨
As far as the lawnmower u can use non-ethanol gas and a pinch of stabil and u will b fine. I personally start my stuff every 2 months and let it run for 10 minutes. Never had any equipment go stale.
Started my old Weed Eater string trimmer today at our cottage on 5 pulls after 9 months of outside storage including a cold winter. This Weed Eater was always difficult to start until I switched to True Fuel.
I gave my Stihl trimmer to my son and it was a real pain to try and get started but he reports it now starts very easily using only True Fuel. I use it in my Echo MS-370 chainsaw as well with great results too.
For occasional use I strongly recommend True Fuel to avoid carb issues. Not warranted for weekly lawn mowing as it is cost prohibitive but worth it for last use of the season after using up all regular gasoline.
well you missed on thing. if you use regular gas which has ethonal it will deposit larger amounts of carbon in the combustion chamber it's also bad on the carburetor and eats and degrades rubber gaskets and hoses. Tru fuel is better as a replacement. i use it the whole season and it only costs me maybe $30 a year for a tank and a half max. so not much in a price hike plus keeps your carburetor cleaner means better running engines and easier starting
thanks james for the video, it showed me to simply pour trufuel right on in the trimmer tank
The caps are almost impossible to get off.
SAE-30? Mixing for a two-stroke? (Emergencies, maybe.)
No emergencies can warrant such clown behavior
Lol - I like the premix for storage and to run in the tank here and there but seriously, if you’re using a funnel to add the can why can’t you use a funnel to put in oil instead of that mess you made? 🤨
A certain female on TH-cam slams Tru Fuel on a regular basis
I use it in my 2 cycle motor s-- great stuff- Trufuel
It also costs a lot of money
Yes it cost extra but I'll spend it if it keeps me from having to change out them carbs on my equipment because of fuel station gas.
i only pay about $30 a year about a gallon and a half not much
about $0.20 an ounce with tax included...
Awesome video it helped
Don’t trust this joke show he’s not even using two-stroke oil
Hi thanks for the video very helpful question do I need to mix Whit gas o no gas ???
Does the red bottle of trufuel work for cars
As far as the lawnmower u can use non-ethanol gas and a pinch of stabil and u will b fine. I personally start my stuff every 2 months and let it run for 10 minutes. Never had any equipment go stale.
I want to point out that when he put the oil in the gas it was motor oil not two stroke oil
Yeah, this clown was using 10W-30 Quaker State like an absolute joke
looks like great stuff, but.........................$26 per gallon at Home depot??????????????????????????????????????
HOW MUCH TO PUT IT IN?
All of it