Toro 38901-6 - 2-Cycle Cold Weather Oil (Six Pack)
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Toro 2-Cycle Cold Weather Oil (Six Pack)
Toro Premium 2-Cycle Engine Oil
• Formulated & warranty tested for Toro engines
• Required for 2-cycle engines on single-stage snowblowers
Fuel Stabilizer Added
• Helps preserve gasoline and keeps carburetor clean
50:1 Mixture Ratio
• One 2.2-oz bottle mixes with one gallon of gasoline
Six Pack
• Includes six bottles of cold weather engine oil
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Model Number: | 38901-6 |
 | | | Manufacturer: | Toro |
| Overview |
| | | Weight: | 2 Lbs. (0.91 kilograms) | | | | Consumer Warranty: | Not Available | | | | Commercial Warranty: | Not Available |
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Average Rating: 5.0 of 5.0
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Written February 27, 2010 |
| How to stop the snow |
| By Kevin (Centreville, VA) |
Living in Northern Virginia we got hammered with snow this year. The most recent was over 30 inches, a record.
So of course I wait til then to order from Snowblowers Direct. The order process was great, when I called for further infoI got all the answers I needed.
Despite severe storms between them and me, UPS dropped it off at my house in a few days.
I cranked it up, and ran thru my unshoveled sidewalk with no problems. If we get any more snow I'll give an update. |
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Written November 01, 2008 |
| How to Refuel Your Single-Stage Snow Blower |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
Snow blowing is a very enjoyable experience until the engine starts sputtering.
There is nothing more uncomfortable than refueling a snow blower in freezing temperatures.
Until recently, there were only two results: frozen fingers or smelly gloves.
The secret to a successful pit stop is getting the right supplies before the first snow flake falls.
Unlike your lawnmower, single-stage snow blowers feature 2-cycle instead of 4-cycle engines.
The biggest difference is where you put the oil. With 2-cycle engines, the oil goes into the gas tank instead of the engine.
Ordinarily, mixing a concoction of gas and oil isn't a big deal. It's not so easy, however, doing it in the snow with gloves.
Step 1: Get a Good Gas Can
You don't want to contaminate your current gas can with engine oil. You'll need a separate, yet smaller gas can.
We strongly recommend the Flo N Go 2.6-Gallon Gas Can because it features a gas station-style handle. Simply squeeze the trigger a few times, and the gas starts flowing.
Step 2: Order More Oil
Most snowblowers come with a small, 2.6-ounce bottle of oil. It's enough for one... (that's right) one gallon of gas.
One gallon isn't enough to get you through the winter. You'll need at least 2 gallons. In other words, you'll need at least two bottles of engine oil.
Step 3: Mix Gas & Oil
Fill your Flo N Go with two gallons of gas. Add 2 x 2.6-ounce bottles of 2-cycle engine oil. Shake.
Most 2-cycle engine oil already includes fuel stabilizer, so you don't need to add any. If it doesn't, be sure to add some to keep your fuel fresh. |
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- Ships via UPS Ground
- Arrives in 2-5 business days
- Ships to the U.S.
We currently CANNOT ship this product to Canada, Alaska, Hawaii
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