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I love the Carlyle locking flex heads.

Found this in my mom and pop hardware store or yesterday. Supposed to contain some PEA but by looking at the SDS it can't have much. It's made by the same people package Trufuel. Anybody got any experience with this product? https://www.doitbest.com/products/704453...

I've used Chinese aftermarket carburetors but the supplied fuel / vacuum lines suck. Make sure you get some good fuel lines to go on it.

Originally Posted by UG_Passat Why do you want to put Teflon in the combustion chamber? Breakrfee hasn't had PTFE in the formulation in a number of years.

Napa Carlyle is the best bang for the buck.

The main thing you need to look for is the JASO FD rating on the bottle. I'll run any syn or semi-syn with the FD rating. Lately its been VP syn bought on clearance.

I broke 2 vertebrae and blew a disc so I just had spinal fusion. It'll be 6 weeks before I'm able to do anything at all. I'm miserable...

Originally Posted By: doolah02 I paid $379 at a local dealer in West Palm Beach FL. I plan to use it for a long time. It replaced my Echo SRM 210 which I had for 14 years. May it serve you well.

I just so happened to look at this trimmmer on Monday. It looked to be a solid well balanced machine. Lightest 30cc trimmer I've ever seen. Only downside would be a non adjustable carb and lack of dealer support. Dealer wanted $399 for it. Their version of the speed feed head had a metal insert...

Rotella 15w40.

Awesome score man.

Stihl Ultra is only JASO FB. I'd run a FD rated oil at 32:1 to 25:1 if it were me. Your mower should be okay.

NGK

Great stuff but expensive.

I run Rotella 15w40 in all 4 stroke OPE. During hurricane Irma my generator ran for 198 hours, stopped only for refueling and to check oil level. No topup needed.

G3 PIB mix blended and bottled by Spectrum. Good stuff IMO.

I got the manual from one of the members of opeforum.com. The manual is actually for the 525HF3S extended reach hedge trimmer but the engines on these are the same. If you want a copy of the manual PM me your email address and I'll send you a copy.

Like the others have said there is nothing wrong with tuning a carb by ear. You are going to need a Husqvarna splined screwdriver to properly adjust the carb. They are available on Amazon for about $6. I'm attaching pages from the Husky 525 shop manual on how to properly adjust the carb.

Originally Posted By: L_Sludger Originally Posted By: Buzzsaw As a former traffic enforcement officer I used to write tickets everyday to people who had RADAR detectors. This was 10+ yeas ago. I never wrote anyone for less than 20 over the limit. Did the presence or absence of a radar detector...