Millinocket Rocket said:
When there's snow - the riding around the Lakes Region has gotten quite good over the last 10 years or so. Bridgeton, Denmark, Naples, Waterford, Fryburg, etc, all have pretty nice trails.
yamvip
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Blue marble recomends that you drain the oil.You don't need to but you'll see the results sooner.
yamvip
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I did the change,no lets see if this oil is what it is cracked up too be??
Millinocket Rocket
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yamvip said:
yamvip-- i just got a case of blue marble too- how did you drain the old out? or did you?
Brad
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Heard that when Blue Marble is mixed with other oils like yamalube it gels up.?? Not as compatible as Amsoil..
Millinocket Rocket
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i just tried it in a glass jar- yamalube and blue marble. almost the same color, but marble is darker. looked like 2 different color paints until you swirl them around enough- then they were one uniform color. didn't see any gelling-- that was at 55 deg.F. don't know what it would do at colder temps
yamvip
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I turkey bastered it got the majority of the yamalube out.didn't want to get air in the lines.I talked with a few people from blue marble they said it would be ok,just won't see the results as fast.
yamaholic22
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We have this discussion every year, at least once. It is fine to mix the newer oils of today. Snowtech did this a few years ago in one of their sleds, mixed 8 or 9 different kinds of oils and ran the $hit out of the sled, never had one problem, pistons all looked good, powervalves didn't even look too bad. This was on a rotax twin i believe, but they said that there are no problems with compatibility on any of the oils out there now, it was more of a thing with the mineral oils of the past, different petroleum grades not mixing uniformly.