My mother has a snowblower where the oil comes in 77 ml containers, and I haven't a clue what the floozy is. So 100:1 is 7.7L gasoline, and 50:1 is 7.7L /2 = 3.85 L. Now isn't that an odd number? <g>
Nat -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of john mercer Sent: Monday, 2004 January 05 11:16 To: U.S. Metric Association Subject: [USMA:28169] 2 cycle engines If anyone has equipment with a 2 cycle engine and the mix between gas and oil is 50:1 then the ratio is 5 l of gasoline to 100 ml of oil. This is an easy mix, using metric measurements there is no way to make a mistake. I don't know how you would make a 50:1 mix using gallons and fluid ounces. If you buy a gas can from home depot does the can have both gallons and liters on it? This information i have posted about the 50:1 mix anybody who wants to put it on any metric site go ahead. cheers
