Since I changed out my ARX'd oil in my lawn mower yesterday the thought crossed my mind that a maintenance dose of some sort would be highly beneficial for small four-stroke cycle engines such as my mower, pressure washer, tiller/edger, et cetera. But I reckon there are oh-so-many variables, probably more so than water-cooled engines, that a generic recommendation may well be very difficult if not impossible...
On the other hand, perhaps one or a few published ratios of Auto-Rx to oil would suffice, e.g., one ounce per quart for self-propelled mowers, riding mowers, pressure washer engines, generator sets, toothpaste cap installation engines and so on.
I apologize if this question has been asked/answered before but I have not found any info on this.
Great stuff.
On the other hand, perhaps one or a few published ratios of Auto-Rx to oil would suffice, e.g., one ounce per quart for self-propelled mowers, riding mowers, pressure washer engines, generator sets, toothpaste cap installation engines and so on.
I apologize if this question has been asked/answered before but I have not found any info on this.
Great stuff.