Millers CM2T 2 stroke mineral oil

Do you have a 2-stroke oil suitable for older 2-stroke engines?

ByCara Samways

Do you have a 2-stroke oil suitable for older 2-stroke engines?   Yes.  Traditionally, the most popular oil for 2-stroke engines, was an SAE 40 mineral oil.  However modern 2-strokes require a low smoke, semi synthetic 2-stroke oil with a much lower viscosity, SAE 15.  Older 2-strokes, do not appreciate these thinner oils, so Millers produce CM2T which is a mineral SAE 40.  We also dye it blue, so that you can tell if you have treated your fuel.

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