Prepare Fuel and Position Log
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Makita, Milwaukee, Ego and Dewalts BEST battery Chainsaws VS Gas
What happens here
To prepare for the cutting tests, a Bobcat T180 skid steer with a grapple attachment is used to move a large log into position. The gas-powered Makita chainsaw is out of fuel, so a trip to the gas station is made. At the station, 87 octane unleaded gasoline is purchased. Back at the site, the gasoline is mixed with Stihl HP Ultra 2-stroke oil in a red 2-gallon gas can, ensuring the correct fuel-to-oil ratio for optimal engine performance and longevity.
Goal: Ensure the gas chainsaw has fuel and a log is ready for cutting.
Tools and materials
- Bobcat T180 Skid Steer Bobcat — Moving and positioning large logs
- Gas Can — Holding and mixing gasoline and oil
- Large Log N/A — The wood to be cut
- Stihl HP Ultra 2-stroke Oil Stihl — Mixing with gasoline for the 2-stroke engine
- Unleaded Gasoline — Fueling the gas chainsaw
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