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  1. 06-13-2008, 11:09 AM #1
    Jeffrey Beer
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    Pre Mix Question

    I recently replaced a cylynder jug in my 2000 gp 1200 and when I went to bleed the oil line nothing happened. So I assume the pump is bad. So I will be mixing the oil and the gas in the tank. My question is how much oil should I put in my fuel tank assuming it is close to empty. I think my take is 12 or 13 gallons.
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  2. 06-13-2008, 11:15 AM #2
    MSXMAN
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeffrey Beer View Post
    I recently replaced a cylynder jug in my 2000 gp 1200 and when I went to bleed the oil line nothing happened. So I assume the pump is bad. So I will be mixing the oil and the gas in the tank. My question is how much oil should I put in my fuel tank assuming it is close to empty. I think my take is 12 or 13 gallons.

    Try this. It was posted on here. Hope it helps.

    http://greenhulk.net/forums/showthre...mix+calculator
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