Questions and Answers for ECHO PowerBlend Gold 2.6 Oz. 2-Stroke 2-Cycle Engine Oil for 50:1 Mixing with 1 Gallon of Gas

A:  Hi Owen! Thank you for your inquiry. If your Husqvarna requires a 2-stroke oil to be used, then yes, you can use this product. But we recommend you checking in with Husqvarna to confirm this.

A:  Yes!

A:  Hi there! Thank you for your inquiry. I'm sorry but if you can please resubmit your question, it's hard to give you an answer, we need more information to understand what you are looking for.

A:  Hi! Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, a fuel stabilizer can be added to your fuel/oil mixture. ECHO recommends the use of the Red Armor Fuel Treatment. Additional information can be found by visiting the following link; https://www.echo-usa.com/Products/Accessories/Red-Armor/Product-Line/Fuel-Treatment.

A:  Hi Dave! Thank you for your inquiry. The ECHO Chainsaws have two reservoirs; one for the bar and chain oil and one for the fuel/oil mixture. This oil, PowerBlend Engine Oil is for use with the fuel mixture. This oil is not designed for use as a bar and chain oil.

A:  Hi! Thank you for your inquiry. The ECHO oil is a synthetic blend; not full synthetic.

A:  Hi Billy! The ECHO PowerBlend Gold is a 2-stroke oil. We would not be able to provide information for use with a boat motor. We would recommend contacting the manufacturer of the boat motor for their oil requirements.

A:  1 year in a completely sealed (no air intrusion) gas can would be the maximum I would go. This is because of the ethanol mix gasoline we have today. Ethanol is hydroscopic (attracts water from the air) water in your gas will give nothing but problems. A premium synthetic based 2-cycle oil with fuel stabilizers will help. Personally, I use a 2-gallon gas can and at the end of the season put the unused gasoline in my car. Fresh gas every year for the snowblower = less problems. (Your car won't be harmed by the 2-cycle oil).

A:  Hi Tim. Thank you for your question. Yes, that is the mix you will want to put into your gasoline. Be sure to use at least an 89 or 90 octane that is no older than 30 days. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Rick_HD_OC

A:  Hi Tim! Thank you for your inquiry. The ECHO 2-stroke engines require a 50:1 fuel/oil mixture; 1 gallon of 89 through 93 octane and 2.6 fl. oz. of oil.

A:  Hi HG! Thank you for your inquiry. The ECHO 2-stroke engines are all 50:1.

A:  ECHO's Power Blend Gold oil has fuel stabilizers in the oil formula that stabilizes fuel for up to 60 days.

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