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On Feb 16, 5:39*pm, Mel wrote:
How do I add gas and oil to a gas can half-filled with 50:1 mixture so that it stays 50:1? For example: *I have a 10 gallon can on my boat filled a little more than half way with of 50:1 mix. *I can't tell exactly how much 50:1 mix is in the can. *I am at a gas station and want to top off the can and yet keep the mix at 50:1. *How would you do this? Here are some possibilities I can see: 1. Put in a known quantity of gas that stops short of filling up the tank. *Calculate how much oil is needed for that known quantity of gas. *Add the oil, shake the can. *Accept how much empty space there is at the top of the can. 2. Fill up a another can with maybe 6 gallons of gas and add the correct amount of oil (5/8 of a cup,.. or 10 tablespoons maybe). Shake up the can and pour it into the 10-gallon can. Any ideas? Thanks Mel mricflo at dr dot com Go sit under a bridge and ask everyone who crosses three questions... |
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