Ratio Rite Perfect Gas - Oil Mixture - CUP ONLY!

This is it here boys. This is the original fuel and oil mixer cup, but if you're looking for this you already know that. I'm sure this isn't your first rodeo with this cup.Likely if you've had this cup you know it has so many more uses than that. Don't lie to yourself, you know you've used it for other things. Not only does this excel and getting your oil and fuel mixture correct. It also is a dang good chicken feed scooper, a handy cup to water the barn cats, also great for measuring out pesticides. I imagine its also been found had a couple of crime scenes that involved cooking things that were not food, you know who you are, you toothless hillbilly.For a cup that can do all this the price is a steal. Don't even think about it buy it now.

Can't go wrong with Ratio Rite. I've owned a few over the years.

Product as described works good

Accurately measures fuel mixture and fork oil quantity

Very handy product for mixing oil and gas correctly have used many times. Pours easy into containers. Just after you pour in oil and mix with gas, then pour some of mixed gas back into this container to get all oil out of this container.

I upgraded to a large backpack blower and started burning through the little 2.6 oz bottles of 2 stroke oil like crazy. I bought a 16oz squeeze bottle of my favorite oil (Echo Red Armor,) but the squeeze bottle was not easy to use. So now I buy my oil by the gallon and measure with this item. Works great, but my only gripe is that the markings are a little difficult to see. I fixed this with a Sharpie pen, marking the raised numbers and level marks of the tank capacities, ratios and oil amounts I use regularly. Now I don't need to wear cheaters to mix up my 2 stroke fuel.

This item has useful markings to identify the amount of oil needed for my Stihl tools mixture requirements. I used a permanent marker to draw a fill-line on the side which identifies the correct amount of oil to mix with 2 1/2 gallons of gas. drawing the line with a marker makes it easier to visually see how much oil is needed and has been poured into the cup.

I just retired my previous ratio rite cup that I bought in 1984 - it had yellowed but was still as useful as the day I bought it. It had been used to perform hundreds of motorcycle oil changes in 40 years, measuring motor oil, gear oil, fork oil, clutch fluid and being sprayed down with brake cleaner after every use. A simple and unchanged tool - this thing is invaluable. The new one looks identical to the old except that it is fresh and new in color.