What equipment uses 50:1 fuel mix?

Most modern 2-cycle trimmers, chainsaws, leaf blowers, hedge trimmers, and other small air-cooled engines require a 50:1 gas-to-oil ratio. Check your equipment's owner manual to confirm the correct mix ratio before use.

How long does TruFuel last in storage?

TruFuel's ethanol-free formula with stabilizers gives it a much longer shelf life than pump gas. It stores well in the sealed steel container, making it a practical choice for seasonal equipment that may sit unused for months.

Can I use this in a 40:1 mix engine?

No. This product is premixed at a 50:1 ratio specifically. If your engine requires 40:1, you need a different TruFuel product or must mix your own fuel at the correct ratio. Using the wrong ratio can cause engine damage.

Specifications

Brand: TruFuel
Part #: 6525606
Item #: TRU6525606
UPC: 875750002303

TruFuelItem #: TRU6525606

TruFuel 50:1 Premixed 2-Cycle Engine Fuel (110 Oz)

Name: TruFuel 50:1 Premixed 2-Cycle Engine Fuel (110 Oz)
Brand: TruFuel
SKU: TRU6525606
Price: 29.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$29.95

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Ready-to-use 50:1 ethanol-free premixed fuel with synthetic oil for 2-cycle trimmers, chainsaws, blowers, and other small engines.

Key Features

Premixed 50:1 ratio with pure synthetic oil — no measuring needed.
Ethanol-free 92+ octane fuel prevents carburetor gumming and varnish deposits.
Advanced stabilizers for long shelf life and reliable seasonal storage.
110-ounce steel container for easy pouring and safe storage.
Works with all 2-cycle trimmers, chainsaws, blowers, and small air-cooled engines.

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About this part

Product Details

Mixing your own 2-cycle fuel gets old fast — wrong ratios foul plugs, and ethanol-blended pump gas leaves gummy deposits in carburetors that sit over the winter. TruFuel 50:1 takes the guesswork out of the equation with a premixed, ethanol-free formula that is ready to pour straight into your trimmer, chainsaw, blower, or any 2-cycle engine that calls for a 50:1 mix.

Inside this 110-ounce steel container, you get 92+ octane fuel blended with pure synthetic oil and advanced stabilizers. Because there is no ethanol in the formula, it will not attract moisture or leave the varnish and gum deposits that cause hard starts and rough idling in small engines. Owners who store equipment seasonally often find that ethanol-free premix eliminates most of their carburetor headaches.

The steel container stores well and pours easily. For anyone running multiple pieces of 2-cycle equipment, the 110-ounce size covers several fill-ups without the hassle of measuring and mixing each time.