Doug wrote:
> I am going to try the synthetic 20W50 for awhile. I'm
> sure it could be psychological, or perhaps because the old
> oil was shot, but the pressure washer certainly seemed to
> hold it's RPM level much more consistently today
> regardless of load with the synthetic oil (before when I
> did a broad pattern at full throttle, it would slow down a
> bit, but now it just briefly pulses and returns to the
> original RPM).
I'm somewhat of the same attitude Doug, I use good, state-of-the-art oil in
all my simple putt-putt motors but I DO try to change it as soon as it shows
color . . . Gripe one: why do they make it so much trouble to drain little
motors? I have one that I run out of fuel and then turn it up-side-down and
let it drain out of the filler . . .no way you can get the plug out for a
good hot-drain without 3rd degree burns and skinned knuckles!
Tony
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