The mixing ratio using Stihl brand oil is 50:1 or 2.6 oz. oil per gallon of gas. Stilhl oil is recommended though a name brand oil for another air-cooled equipment brand could be substituted. Most are the same ratio.
The Stihl 026 Pro has a 44mm X 32 MM bore and stroke 48.7 cc 2.96 c.i. with about 3.2 h.p. The Stihl MS 260 has a 44.7mm X 32 MM bore and stroke 50.2 cc 3.06 c.i. with about 3.2 h.p. The figures I have here I found on several different internet links. Hope this answers your question. Thanks. Bryan
only how the model number reads. In 2001 Stihl changed how there model numbers read. Previous to 2001 for example their models were such as: 026,044,046,064,066. Once they changed the model#'s they changed them to: MS260, MS440, MS460 etc.... Saws are still the same MS means: "Motor schlagen" or in German "Chainsaw" There IS A DIFFERENCE! the newer models that use the reversed numbers of the old Models (026 = 260 for examples) have the EPA carburators. This makes for a slightly less powerful/efficient saw.
The ratio of 240 to 260 can be simplified by dividing both numbers by their greatest common divisor, which is 20. Thus, 240 ÷ 20 = 12 and 260 ÷ 20 = 13, giving a simplified ratio of 12:13.
.025:1, gas to oil
In 2002 the MS260 replaced the (identical) model 026, which had been in production since 1988
It is 2 to 13.
A good 260/230 ratio for RNA quality assessment is typically around 2.0 to 2.2. This ratio indicates the purity of the RNA sample, with higher values suggesting better quality.
The Stihl Ms261 is the replacement of the Stihl Ms260. The 260 has been on the market for many years and became outdated. Most important differences are the new designed so-called "2-mix" engine that is more fuel-efficient and evironmental friendly, and the better AV system on the 261. The new 261 is a bit more powerfull but due to the new av-system in which the engine is isolated from the handles also a bit heavier.
A high 260/230 ratio in DNA analysis indicates that the DNA sample is pure and free from contaminants, which is important for accurate and reliable results in genetic testing and research.
The 260/280 ratio is a measure of RNA quality, with a ratio of around 2.0 indicating high-quality RNA. This ratio is important because it reflects the purity of the RNA sample, with lower ratios indicating contamination that can affect downstream experiments like gene expression analysis.
A high 260/230 ratio in nucleic acid samples indicates potential contamination with substances like salts, phenol, or carbohydrates. This can affect downstream applications like PCR and sequencing, leading to unreliable results. It is important to ensure a balanced 260/230 ratio for high-quality nucleic acid samples.
A) The ratio of the number of girls to the number of boys is 260:240, which simplifies to 13:12. B) The total number of pupils in the school is 240 boys + 260 girls = 500 pupils. Therefore, the ratio of the number of boys to the total number of pupils is 240:500, which simplifies to 12:25.