The typical mixing ratio for 2-stroke oil and petrol is usually 50:1, meaning 50 parts petrol to 1 part oil. For 5 liters of petrol, you would add 100 milliliters of 2-stroke oil. However, always check the manufacturer's specifications for your specific engine, as some may require different ratios.
125ml
Around 300 ML
It's 100mm of oil Required
it would be 200ml of 2 stroke oil for 5 liters of gas
Just use the equation (plugging in your numbers) ---> 50 parts/ 1 parts = 10 Liters/ X Liters and solve for X liters. For 10 liters of petrol you need .2 liters of oil (or 200 milliliters).
10.1
250ml
1/30th of a liter, or approximately 33ml.
Depends on which ratio you want. 1 Deciliter is 2%
To mix 2-stroke oil with petrol, the standard ratio is typically 50:1, meaning 50 parts petrol to 1 part oil. For 25 litres of petrol, you would need 500 millilitres (or 0.5 litres) of 2-stroke oil. If your engine requires a different ratio, such as 40:1 or 32:1, adjust the amount of oil accordingly. Always refer to your engine's manual for the correct mixing ratio.
two stroke pre mix : say ratio of oil : petrol is 1 : 20, then say if you have 10 litres of petrol, you need to add 0.5 litres of oil
it will take any 2 stroke oil just mix it with petrol with a ratio of 25/1