Total Power Parts 051-511 2-Cycle Oil Compatible With/Replacement For Lucas Oil 10058 2.6 oz Size, 50:1 Oil Weight, 1 gallon mix, 24 bottles per case

What It Is

This is a 2.6 oz bottle of premixed 50:1 2-cycle oil, designed for small engines that require a 50:1 fuel-to-oil ratio—typically found in handheld lawn equipment like string trimmers, leaf blowers, chainsaws, and hedge trimmers. It’s a direct aftermarket alternative to Lucas Oil 10058, sold in a case of 24 bottles, each treating 1 gallon of gasoline.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Oil ratio: 50:1 (2.6 oz per 1 gallon of gas). Do not use in engines requiring 40:1, 32:1, or any other ratio.
• Engine types: Air-cooled 2-cycle engines only. Not for 4-stroke engines or water-cooled outboards.
• Brand/Model: Compatible with any brand (Stihl, Husqvarna, Echo, Ryobi, etc.) that specifies 50:1 mix. No specific deck size or model fitment needed—this is a universal oil.
• Check before buying: Verify your equipment’s manual for the required oil ratio. If you need a smaller quantity (e.g., single bottle), this case of 24 may be excessive. Also confirm that 2.6 oz bottles match your mixing preference (some prefer larger containers).

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Total Power Parts is a budget aftermarket brand; meets basic API TC and JASO FD standards for 2-cycle oils, but lacks the additive package of premium brands like Stihl or Echo. Fine for occasional use, but not ideal for high-RPM professional gear.
• Installation/Use: Pour entire 2.6 oz bottle into 1 gallon of unleaded gasoline. Shake well before filling. No mixing calculation needed—each bottle is pre-measured.
• Common gotcha: The 50:1 ratio is critical. Using this oil in a 40:1 engine will cause lean lubrication and potential seizure. Always double-check your manual.
• Storage: Bottles are small and sealed; store in a cool, dry place. The case is bulky—only buy if you’ll use 24 bottles within 2-3 years (oil degrades over time).

Should You Buy It

Buy this case if you own multiple 50:1 2-cycle tools and want a low-cost, pre-measured oil for routine maintenance. It’s a solid value for homeowners with light-to-moderate use. Skip it if you run professional equipment daily, have engines requiring a different ratio, or prefer a premium oil with better detergents and stabilizers.