What oil ratio should I be at on a chainsaw?

I have a echo chainsaw (cs 3450) and I was wondering what oil ratio should I be at?

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10 Responses to “What oil ratio should I be at on a chainsaw?”
  1. Mr. KnowItAll says:

    40 to 1

  2. Heart says:

    if its a new chainsaw there is a well 4 the oil

  3. wallysierk says:

    All echo product use a 50:1 ratio. Make sure to use 89 octane gas as well.

    A 50:1 ratio with 89 Octane fuel can be used in all Echo 2-stroke equipment, provided the oil is JASO/FC and ISO-LEGD certified. JASO/FC and ISO-LEGD oil must be used with a mid-grade (89 octane) or premium gasoline in all 1997 and newer engines.

    Here is the manual:
    http://www.echo-usa.com/oot/docs/CS300034003450esT1E_060302_1.pdf

    DO NOT USE 40:1 in an ECHO saw!! Please!

  4. donald b says:

    usually 40:1 it might say it somewhere on the saw

  5. bandit254xp says:

    depends on the chain saw i use 40 – 1

  6. Dave says:

    40 to 1.Its safer to run it a little heavy with oil because you can never over lubricate a two stroke engine.also always check your bar oil when you fuel up.when you go to the garden store two stroke oil comes in small bottles that will mix with 1 gal of fuel..

  7. site23 says:

    50-1

  8. DALE F says:

    50 to1- but it never hurts to overlubricate a 2 cycle motor so, you might want to see how it runs at 40 to1.

  9. kcrudy says:

    just use echo 2 cycle mix, its a high quality synthetic blend that makes a 50:1 ratio that you can use in all 2 cycles no matter the ratio.

  10. 572ci. says:

    That is correct… it is 50:1 (2.6 ounces of air cooled engine certified 2 stroke oil, per one gallon)

    40:1 will not hurt it though (3.2 ounces per one gallon)


 
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