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So far I have not seen any degradation of the battery. I only have one Ryobi battery and should purchase another. This battery takes less than an hour to charge up. The saw only weighs 2.7 lbs and I can easily use it with one hand and it's small enough to get into tight spots that a gas saw...

Old thread but the only one I could find that had a post about the Ryobi One+ 18V 6"Cordless Battery Compact Pruning Mini Chainsaw with the 2.0 Ah Battery and Charger. Saw I purchased this last year on sale for ~$90. with the battery. At first I was very skeptical about Ryobi's product...

Yes, an SDS is not a formulation and only gives approximate ranges, especially where trade secrets are involved. And yes, I'm making the assumption that their trade secret listed as 01154100-5179P on the SDS is PEA, or another version of it. Current US SDS from Chevron's website, Revision Date...

I have read several of your posts on different subjects, very impressive. So, do you want to a crack at the answer to my question, Why did Chevron lower the % PEA in their Techron Concentrate Plus?

The thread title Not conjecturing, your opinion, just asking a question. Can't hurt to try.

What we do know is that Techron High Mileage Fuel System Cleaner contains more 01154100-5179P Trade secret 20 - 25 %weight ,12oz treats 21gals versus the Techron Complete Fuel System Cleaner, 12oz treats 12gals. Yes, again the SDS is not a formula. If not already posted they are both BOGO for...

Thanks for the info. I am aware that there are different versions of PEA, and that an SDS is not a formulation especially when components are listed as Trade Secrets and not in specific amounts. With those facts in mind, I doubt I will ever get a definitive answer to my question.

Yes, I'm new here and this subject may have been beaten to death but I have not seen a definitive answer to the question I posted. In my former life I was a research chemist, now retired. The official SDS from Chevron lists the component 01154100-5179P Trade secret 10 - 20% wt. I'm assuming that...