ALM Manufacturing - MX002 2 Stroke Fuel Mixing Bottle White - ALMMX002

I like these. They are simple to use...just fill the gasoline up to that marked line and then add 2-stroke oil to the ratio line you want above the gas line. Shake it up and pour. I have not personally seen anything I like better and it is best for small 2-stroke engines to not store unused gas a long time...better to use fresh non-ethanol gas...so I don't want to mix up a lot of gas at once anyway.

I like the way you first add gas and then oil with this mixing bottle..Should work great for mixing fuel for the chainsaw I bought on Amazon (it was a great deal, but uses an odd 30:1 mix)I only wish it was bigger volume (about 1/2gal)Really what I need is a chart or something that says how many oz per gal for each mix ratio (mainly 50:1 and now 30:1)Then I could only measure the oil and add to any gas can.. however I think his method

The lid leaks gasoline. I've bought thousands of products with lids over my lifetime. All were fine. The one special purpose bottle I buy, the lid leaks. Come on!

Good for. Chainsaw mix

PROSSmall size so you don’t have to mix too much fuelAccurateCONSMetric onlyPricy for a plastic bottle

Great 2 cycle mixing container. My 2nd purchase. 1st worked so well I wanted another to have separate ratios ready, because I don't always use the entire amount in my equipment, so now I have one dedicated to 50:1 and 40:1. Awesome container, make mixing quick and simple. Sellers is overseas, shipping was super fast and appreciated. Bottle came in about a week. ISE Forest thanks for a great transaction again. You Rock.

Absolute junk. The neck of the bottle has no actual threads to engage the cap, just 3 raised, parallel ribs. With the cap on you can squeeze the bottle and hear air escape. Spend your money elsewhere.

I thought this was one of those metering bottles that you filled with oil and squeeze to meter a set amount into the top portion of the bottle. This bottle you fill with gas (petrol) to the line and then add oil to the mark. Useless for making a couple gallons of 2 stroke mix at a time. When it gets here I will deposit it in the trash and call it a lesson learned for not paying close enough attention.