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Interesting. *The Outboard Shop, the local evinrude/johnson dealer, gave me
the exact opposite recommendation.......

Fact: people forget 50% of what they hear immediatly.
In other words SKip you probablly heard, "bla bla bla recomend bla bla
evenrude bla..."

Further, my manuals for both engines show ........

Gaaaaa you have to comprehend also my selective reader.

I grant you that quadrupling the oil may have some deletorious effects, but
my common sense tells me........ should not be a problem.

Hey sikp have you been using your BrontoThesaurus again ? Please dont
use such big words as deletorius. They sont have a Salubrious effects
on my comprehension.

Also, I've never seen oil being more subject to explosion/flash than
gasoline.

How does adding oil to fuel make it more volatile?
L8R
Skip

Your comment and question shows a basic lack of fuel and combustion
concept understanding. Will those here more knowledgable please
inlighten SKip. Im off to watch the 30 foot 17 second swells hit the
jetty.

Robert RExroth
(Dell Tech Support-SLC, UT)
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