Redrata

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Hi,

Here in Denmark I am not able to find the Lawn Boy Ashless or Stihl Chainsaw oil in order to breaking-in my new bme 44, but I am able to get some Bel Ray (I hope). I read that I will not get the engine breaking-in with this oil (Bel Ray).
Could I use whatever Chainsaw air-cooled two stroke oil (50:1) first without worrying too much?
Also, we have only 92 oc. gasoline as the lowest, not 87.
HELP. Please, I am new on gassers.

THANK YOU

sea157

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Yes you should be fine with any good non synthetic chain saw oil for break-in.
And you local gas will be fine also.

Redrata

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Could be a mix with some synthetic?
Thank you again.

Jemo

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I don't think you have any worries, just use a good oil used in two stroke air cooled engines.

Some engine manufacturers even say to start out with synthetic.

ZAGNUT

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like everyone said, don't worry about the oil. something cheap for aircooled engines will be fine

and euro-gas goes by a different octane rating system...your 92 is about the same as the american 87


dave

Redrata

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Sounds good,
I am crossing my fingers, here (Denmark) one single gallon of Coolpower 30% costs equivalent to 52 USA dollars (I think in USA is 19), so it is important for me to move to gasoline, it is almost mandatory.
Thank you.