Castrol Super Outboard 2 stroke

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Castrol Super Outboard 2 stroke

Postby 3wheels » Sat Mar 22, 2008 4:48 pm

Can anyone tell me who stocks Castrol Super Outboard 2 stroke in JHB area.

I searched today and found none at all -

no 2 stroke = no flying :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Postby Morph » Sun Mar 23, 2008 3:14 pm

In an emergency you can use any 2-stroke oil, but DO NOT mix synths with non-synths. Super Outboard is non synthetic.


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Postby 3wheels » Sun Mar 23, 2008 3:26 pm

Thanks Morph,

I managed to find some in Vanderbijl (Midas) @ R 269.90 for 5L. Took the last three.

Thanks for the tip, correct in saying that I can mix Super chainsaw with the Super outboard if need.

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Postby Morph » Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:58 pm

Yes, if you have fuel in the tank premixed with Super Outboard you can put fuel in premixed with Super Chainsaw. Super Chainsaw is also organic and offers better high temp protection, since it is intended for high temps in aircooled motors but will work safely in the 582.

If you use an autolube, it might be better to drain the existing oil and replace it with a different brand. Mixing of Sythetics with non Synthetics can cause gelling to occur.
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Postby skidmark » Sat Apr 12, 2008 2:02 pm

But you not flying an outboard.
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Postby Duck Rogers » Sat Apr 12, 2008 8:04 pm

skidmark wrote:But you not flying an outboard.
He not flying anything! :twisted:
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Chainsaw/Outboard

Postby Carel » Mon Apr 14, 2008 11:53 am

Take note of what Morph is saying. Chainsaw is for higher temp operating engines and offers better protection, even in lquid cooled engines.

Boat engines mostly run at lower temps than aircooled and close circuit liquid cooled aviation engines
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Postby Low Level » Wed Apr 16, 2008 12:13 pm

My brother is co-owner of the Silverton Midas in Pretoria and is keen to help out, if anyone on the forum is interested.

He is willing to supply oil, spark plugs, filters, filter oil, Q20 or any other consumables on account - consignment - to someone who is willing to keep at an airfield to use/sell to flying mates. It will be at a good discount.

There is not really lotsa money to be made, more of a service, depending if you rip your mates off :wink: and savings for yourself.

He will also give good discount to forum members buying from Silverton Midas. He is a keen enthusiast on anything technical, so if he doesn't have it, he will find it - except 582 cranks. :wink:

Some useless info on the oil.

One of the reasons Castrol and Shell battle to supply oil, is because of the supplier - guess who :twisted: of the plastic containers not delivering containers. Oil companies currently sit with a serious backlog.

Shelve price for Shell Nautilus 2 stroke 5l - R 132.00 - Castrol super outboard 2 stroke 5l - R 225.00 - same spec :evil:
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