Gasoline-Seasonal
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09-29-17, 04:16 PM
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Gasoline-Seasonal
Since there are lots of issues concerning fuel on these forums, I though I would attempt to share some tech info that Briggs provides for us Tech's.
If you have a viewer that can run this clip, it is pretty interesting.
http://www.thepowerportal.com/displa...s/gasoline.flv
If you have a viewer that can run this clip, it is pretty interesting.
http://www.thepowerportal.com/displa...s/gasoline.flv
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10-02-17, 07:40 AM
Thanks for posting that! I finally understand the difference between summer blend & winter blend--which is a big deal here in Michigan.
The video raises a question (several actually) for me: For the example of a snow blower serviced in the fall at 70 degrees (or I suppose any heated shop)--are the adjustments made at that time going to be correct for operating in 10° temperatures when the air is much more dense?
The video raises a question (several actually) for me: For the example of a snow blower serviced in the fall at 70 degrees (or I suppose any heated shop)--are the adjustments made at that time going to be correct for operating in 10° temperatures when the air is much more dense?
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10-02-17, 03:58 PM
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I guess guy48065 if you are talking two stroke that might still have full adjustments, then yes, it should be fine tuned for current conditions: Altitude, humidity, temperature, will affect the mixture. Many of these any more are also fixed or restricted and require special tools available only to authorized service dealers.
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10-03-17, 07:08 AM
Many of these any more are also fixed or restricted and require special tools available only to authorized service dealers.
