Can I use the pre-mixed canned fuel in a brand new weed eater?

Cool. Thanks.

I didn't think it would be an issue, but just wanted to make sure as I've had horrible luck with two cycle engines besides the one I referred to in my OP. And of course, it was used and performed better than just about every new machine I've ever bought.

Should be fine. I bought a Husqvarna last year and they were running a promo that if you bought a gallon of their premixed fuel they would add 4 years to the warranty. Haven’t had any problems with it yet.

Yes, no problem for the avg person.

The only issues I see which is very rare is the fuel makes the unit run hotter.
Very rarely you get someone running the trimmers 1/2 throttle as they are not use to the power. Again, relates to more of a commercial unit with more power than a residential unit.
Then if you run a trimmer at 1/2 throttle the carb not spraying enough oil/fuel mixture in to the intake to keep the unit properly lubed.
They will eventually burn up.

I seen this very rarely and it is more someone moving from a residential designed unit to a stronger commercial unit.

This makes 0 sense dude.

The air is what makes a lean mixture in a 2 stroke. Lean mixtures burn hotter. If it’s at 1/2 throttle it should be getting 1/2 the air. Sounds like the carb was out of adjustment or some other issue making it run lean.

I never knew premixed channel fuel was a thing. Learn something new everyday

Jus Trollin, you don’t know crap dude!!!!

The fuel burns hotter as it is a racing type fuel as it was first developed for model racing cars.

I have seen maybe 20 in the past few years that burnt up due to this. It was more customers not running them the way the units were designed versus carb issues.

Please tell us how many units you work on, how many hours have you spent in dealer repair certification classes, or how many factories you visited as a dealer to see them test the units on this fuel.

It has been more of a positive than a negative as you have less fuel related issues from wrong mixture of oil, fuel separation, or even people running straight fuel in them.

I love those people that come in swearing the unit is bad. Open the gas cap and the fuel smells like sour milk. Pour the bad fuel out and put a can of pre mixed fuel in. The unit cranks right up. The look on their face is priceless.

Yes. I seen atleast one mfg using these products at their testing facility to run their units during the testing phase.

I have a 6 yr old Echo pas that has only run on Trufuel from day 1. No issues