Bsc Preferred DB1QTFD 2-cycle Oil 50:1 Mix Quart

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DB1QTFD is a conventional 2-cycle engine oil formulated for air-cooled, 2-stroke outdoor power equipment engines. It mixes at a 50:1 ratio and is designed to reduce carbon deposit buildup while protecting pistons and cylinders from scuffing and wear. The low-ash formula keeps combustion chambers cleaner over time, extending engine service intervals. This oil meets JASO FB and API TC performance requirements, making it a code-compliant choice for field service professionals and equipment maintenance technicians. The quart container provides a practical volume for single-season or per-equipment use.

This oil is suited for use in handheld and walk-behind 2-cycle equipment including leaf blowers, string trimmers, and chain saws. It is commonly used by landscape maintenance crews, arborists, grounds crews, and property maintenance professionals who service multiple pieces of small engine equipment. Always consult the equipment owner's manual to confirm the correct mixing ratio before use, as some engines may call for a ratio other than 50:1.

Key Features

• 50:1 mix ratio for 2-stroke outdoor power equipment engines
• Conventional mineral-base 2-cycle oil formulation
• Low-ash formula reduces carbon deposits in combustion chambers
• Protects pistons and cylinders against scuffing and wear
• Meets JASO FB and API TC performance standards
• Quart size suitable for per-equipment or single-season use

Compatibility

Designed for use in air-cooled 2-cycle outdoor power equipment engines including leaf blowers, string trimmers, and chain saws that specify a conventional 2-cycle oil meeting JASO FB or API TC standards. Confirm mixing ratio against the equipment owner's manual before use.

Installation Notes

Mix oil with fresh, clean gasoline in the correct ratio specified by the equipment manufacturer before adding to the fuel tank. Do not add unmixed oil directly to the fuel tank. Use a calibrated mixing container to ensure an accurate fuel-to-oil ratio. Proper mixing reduces the risk of engine damage, excessive smoke, and plug fouling.